In summary, IKLK are dynamic and have developed over time to adapt to climate and environmental change in culturally specific and place-based ways . Ethical co-production between holders of IKLK and technical knowledge is a key enabling condition for successful adaptation measures and strategies pertaining to water security, as well as other areas . Knowledge co-production is a vital and developing approach to the water-related impacts of climate change that recognises the culture, agency and concerns of Indigenous Peoples and local communities. It is critical to developing effective, equitable and meaningful strategies for addressing the water-related impacts of global warming .
IPCC
Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
IPCC Report