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Building Africa’s Indigenous Economy


An economy where Indigenous communities create, own and benefit from the value of their knowledge, nature and innovation.

Building the institutions. Strengthening the knowledge economy. Creating prosperity for future generations.

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Indigenomics Africa™ Week 2026

THE NEXT SEVEN GENERATIONS OF AFRICA'S WELLBEING

Five days. Eight sectors. One continental platform.


Five days. Eight sectors. One continental platform convening Indigenous leadership, practitioners, researchers, investors, governments, universities, enterprises, development partners, to advance Indigenous economic development across Africa.

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The Call for Abstracts contains the full programme architecture, thematic tracks, institutional pillars, submission guidelines, and transdisciplinary framework for Indigenomics Africa™ Week 2026.


Submissions close 30 July 2026 info@iprosa.org

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SUBMIT ABSTRACT

Indigenous economies are not marginal. They are foundational to Africa's economic future.

Our Knowledge. Our Way!

Help IPROSA map the people, knowledge, institutions and communities shaping South Africa’s Indigenous Knowledge Systems economy.

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Indigenomics Africa™ is a trademarked platform of IPROSA. BIGAfrica serves as its strategic implementation partner.


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