There are many experiences in this direction in Latin America. Sadly, almost all research is in Spanish. I would recommend:

D. Mato (ed.): Instituciones Interculturales de Educación Superior en América Latina. Procesos de construcción, logros, innovaciones y desafíos. Caracas: UNESCO-IESALC.

L. E. López (ed.).: Interculturalidad, educación y ciudadanía. Perspectivas latinoamericanas. La Paz: FUNPROEIB, Plural.

Perhaps you can read this book "Seeding Success in Indigenous Australian Higher Education" (Ed) Rhonda Craven and Janet Mooney

Riyad:

Here's the link to a key word search on "indigenous knowledge" in ResearchGate:

https://www.researchgate.net/publicliterature.PublicLiterature.search.html?type=keyword&search-keyword=indigenous+knowledge&search-abstract=&search-journal=&search=Search

Hope this helps! Best wishes for every success with your research.

Debra

I have an article titled: Teaching sustainable development from the perspective of indigenous spiritualities of Ghana.

This article is in: Cathrien de Pater and Irene Dankelman (eds.) Religion and sustainable development opportunities and challenges for higher education., 25-39. Berlin: Lit Verlag.

 This article and others in that vol. can be of help.

For your consideration

http://eprints.qut.edu.au/74563/1/BART_Celebrating_and_Sustaining_Indigenous_Knowledges_through_Higher_Education.pdf