FAQ About The Impact of Globalization on Indigenous Artisans
How can indigenous artisans protect their cultural heritage in a globalized world?
Indigenous artisans can protect their cultural heritage by advocating for and obtaining intellectual property rights such as trademarks and patents for traditional designs. Forming artisan cooperatives can also help them collectively negotiate better terms with buyers and ensure fair trade practices. Further, using education and awareness campaigns to promote the value and uniqueness of their crafts can bolster efforts to preserve cultural integrity.
