Indigenous Perspectives on Data Governance within the Nature ID Ecosystem
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| author | Flores, WariN |
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| contents | <p><em>Data sovereignty relates to redressing Indigenous </em><em>Peoples’ right to own, control, and supervise both the </em><em>tangible expressions, as well as intangible forms, of </em><em>data collection and production. Emerging forms of data </em><em>governance offer opportunities to provide new protocol </em><em>mechanisms and infrastructures for Indigenous data </em><em>to exist temporally in non-Indigenous systems. In the </em><em>context of data governance, Indigenous Peoples and </em><em>civil society voices have recommended the creation </em><em>of ‘biocultural notices’ and ‘traditional knowledge </em><em>labels’ to provide safeguards on the provenance of </em><em>Indigenous data.</em></p> |
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| spellingShingle | Indigenous Perspectives on Data Governance within the Nature ID Ecosystem Flores, WariN Indigenous Peoples Indigenous technology Indigenous knowledge Indigenous Data Sovereignty Indigenous Data Governance (DPI) Digital Public Infrastructure Data Legitimacy Deeds and Titles <p><em>Data sovereignty relates to redressing Indigenous </em><em>Peoples’ right to own, control, and supervise both the </em><em>tangible expressions, as well as intangible forms, of </em><em>data collection and production. Emerging forms of data </em><em>governance offer opportunities to provide new protocol </em><em>mechanisms and infrastructures for Indigenous data </em><em>to exist temporally in non-Indigenous systems. In the </em><em>context of data governance, Indigenous Peoples and </em><em>civil society voices have recommended the creation </em><em>of ‘biocultural notices’ and ‘traditional knowledge </em><em>labels’ to provide safeguards on the provenance of </em><em>Indigenous data.</em></p> |
| title | Indigenous Perspectives on Data Governance within the Nature ID Ecosystem |
| topic | Indigenous Peoples Indigenous technology Indigenous knowledge Indigenous Data Sovereignty Indigenous Data Governance (DPI) Digital Public Infrastructure Data Legitimacy Deeds and Titles |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16728834 |