
Established 2024
The main activities undertaken by the office are documenting, isolation, standardization, and revitalization of local traditional wisdom through scientific research to actively support sustainable national development.
Systematically record and study indigenous systems in agriculture, health, environmental conservation, astronomy, climate change, culture, and conflict resolution.
Establish alliances with community leaders, traditional healers, and village elders to safeguard ancestral knowledge and foster open wisdom exchange.
Collection and distribution of indigenous medicinal and aromatic plants. Cultivating and safeguarding rare and threatened species to prevent extinction.
Massive seedling production, tree planting campaigns, community events, conferences, and training involving university and local communities.
Comprehensive collection, analysis, and preservation of indigenous knowledge resources.
Mobilizing hundreds of university members annually to plant thousands of indigenous seedlings during rainy seasons.
Conferences, training, and workshops on indigenous medicine paired with local healer partnerships.
Demarcation, land clearance, infrastructure establishment, conservation, and proper land use optimization.
Executing thematic research initiatives and community engagement projects rooted in traditional wisdom.
Hosting discussions on the role of indigenous knowledge in development within global and Ethiopian contexts.
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