Nigel Crawhall is an UNESCO Chief of Indigenous Knowledge Systems, ranked #4 in Inclusion & Social Impact (Global Health & Humanitarian Advocacy) (Top 100%).
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Nigel Crawhall is the Chief of Section for Local and Indigenous Knowledge Systems at UNESCO, focusing on mobilizing indigenous and local knowledge in relation to climate, biodiversity, and ecosystems. He facilitates transdisciplinary cooperation between indigenous peoples, local communities, scientists, and policymakers. His work spans global initiatives, including partnerships with UNEP-WCMC and UNDP BES-Net, and he actively engages in promoting indigenous knowledge in national biodiversity strategies and action plans. Crawhall frequently shares insights and updates on conferences, publications, and events related to indigenous knowledge and sustainability.
Indigenous knowledge is key to achieving the SDGs.
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