Discover the key organizations and institutions that collaborate with the African Institute in Indigenous Knowledge Systems.
AIIKS collaborates with a diverse network of partners across Africa and around the world to advance indigenous knowledge systems and promote sustainable development.
Funding AIIKS Hub (CIKS) in areas of research, human capital development, knowledge brokerage, networking and service rendering, including community engagement.
IKS Policy development and Funding AIIKS Hub (CIKS) research, human capital development, knowledge brokerage, networking and service rendering, including community engagement.
Provision of AIIKS with lived experience in leadership and governance through networking and high-level colloquia, workshops and other platforms networking with former African Heads of State and government.
AIIKS Partnership in IKS research, human capital development, knowledge brokerage, networking, and service rendering including community engagement.
Human capital development in indigenous leadership and governance, nationally and internationally.
Continental networking and resource mobilization.
Comparative exchange in lived experiences, research and human capital development on African and Artic Indigenous Approaches to Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation.
Multi-institutional project funded by Global Challenges Research Fund through the Economic and Social Research Council Network Plus scheme, involving higher education, research institutions and local communities in UK, South Africa, Rwanda, India and Somalia.
Multi-institutional project funded by Mellon Foundation, involving Universities of KwaZulu-Natal, Pretoria and Western Cape, on the integration of IKS/humanities in Food Studies.
Promoting African Multilingualism in Teaching and Learning Kiswahili and African Home-grown Philosophies for localization of UN SDGs.
Development and promotion of Indigenous Knowledge Research and Publication. It is managed by AIIKS Node, (Africa Leadership and Management Academy (ALMA), in Zimbabwe).
Incorporation of AIKS in Health policy development through establishment of the Traditional Health Practitioners Council of Namibia.
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