Different frameworks that enable the inclusion of Indigenous knowledge have emerged from efforts to utilise more than one knowledge system . For example, the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services  has developed a 'nature's contribution to peoples' framework that provides a common conceptual vocabulary and structural analysis . The IPBES approach complements other efforts to study areas of intersection between scientific and indigenous worldviews  or 'boundaries' that illustrate 'blind spots' in scientific knowledge . These frameworks highlight areas of collaboration but provide less guidance in areas where sources of evidence conflict across different knowledge systems . These experiences suggest that the inclusion of Indigenous knowledge and local knowledge in international assessments may transform the process of assessment of scientific, technical and
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