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October 19, 2025SustainabilityOpen Access

Re-Configuring Social Work, Indigenous Strategies and Sustainability in Remote Communities: Is Eco-Social Work a Workable Paradigm?

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Implementing eco-social work strategies can improve community resilience to climate change and poverty in remote areas.
The integration of indigenous knowledge with sustainable practices can support the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly those addressing poverty and climate action.
Research highlights challenges in applying eco-social work principles in resource-limited contexts, necessitating collaborative strategies.
Strengthening partnerships among local communities, higher education, and the state is crucial for effective implementation of eco-social work initiatives.

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Conceptual analysis examines eco-social work's role in addressing climate change and poverty in vulnerable communities, highlighting indigenous knowledge.

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Charles Fonchingong (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f43ef4854d1061a58abcf2 https://doi.org/10.3390/su17209173

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Conceptual analysis examines eco-social work's role in addressing climate change and poverty in vulnerable communities, highlighting indigenous knowledge.

Re-Configuring Social Work, Indigenous Strategies and Sustainability in Remote Communities: Is Eco-Social Work a Workable Paradigm?

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Re-Configuring Social Work, Indigenous Strategies and Sustainability in Remote Communities: Is Eco-Social Work a Workable Paradigm?

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