Table of Contents

1. INTRODUCTION

2. BUSINESS SESSION

3. SUMMARY OF PAPERS PRESENTED

3.1 African Philosophy and Its Ethiopian Sources

3.2 The Need for Transferring Useful Indigenous Knowledge and Practices in Ethiopia

3.3 Traditional Ethiopian Knowledge of Medicine and Surgery: An Introduction of Sources

3.4 Ethnoveterinary Practices [of] Camel Herders of Southern Afar Area

3.5 Traditional Family Planning Methods in Ethiopia: The Case of the Surma People

3.6 Indigenous Knowledge of Shifting Cultivators and Strategies of Natural Resource Management: The Case of the Gumuz in Metekel, North-Western Ethiopia

3.7 Indigenous Technical Knowledge of Farmers in North Shoa: Soil and Water Conservation and Pest Control

3.8 Farmer Innovators and Innovations in Land Husbandry in Tigray: The Experience of ISWC II Ethiopia

3.9 Indigenous Knowledge As Medium of Social Inequality: Reflection on the Situation in Dawro, Southern Ethiopia

3.10 Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Craftwork: The Cases of Iron Smelting, Tanning and Weaving in Ethiopia

3.11 An Anyuaa (Anuak) Myth and Its Implications for `Kwor'

3.12 Marriage without Bridal [Sic]: The Case of the Borana

ANNEX I: LIST OF PARTICIPANTS