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Basic Knowledge Models, Indigenous Knowledge, a Step Towards the Development of Localization and Rural Empowerment
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Soheila Monajati *   , Naser Hossein Vaez |
| Iran National Gas Company, Area Two Gas Transmission Operations |
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Abstract: (12 Views) |
Abstract: Knowledge is the cornerstone of development, but unfortunately, until recently, indigenous knowledge brought the concepts of "backwardness" and "stagnation" to mind, which was caused by the thoughts and approaches of modernization and technology transfer approaches of developing countries. . Rural development must be compatible with the environmental, cultural and social conditions of a society. Achieving rural development is a step towards self-sufficiency and improving the condition of rural society. Therefore, it is necessary to pay attention to local contexts.
This article is a fundamental study and A library to introduce native knowledge as a suitable platform for localization Rural development and this issue has been addressed by considering indigenous knowledge and its characteristics such as holistic, cumulative, dynamic and blending with the culture of a nation and its practical application, not only rural development in accordance with the local conditions of a community. is rather Endogenous development can be achieved.
Villagers can also benefit from all-round development results in the shadow of presenting their knowledge and experiences. Besides, it leads to the empowerment of the villagers instead of mere dependence, it creates in them a sense of security, efficiency, effectiveness, value and having the right to choose.
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| Keywords: Domestic Employment, Rural, Promotion Training, Solution, Empowerment, Sustainable Development. |
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Type of Study: Research |
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Received: 2024/05/12 | Accepted: 2025/12/7 | Published: 2024/08/31
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