Preserving and disseminating indigenous knowledge in the digital age presents unique ethical challenges. There is a need to use frameworks such as the CARE and FAIR principles in the digital preservation of Indigenous knowledge. A literature review was conducted to unpack how the principles can be integrated into the digital preservation of Indigenous knowledge. The databases searched were Scopus, Web of Science, and Google Scholar. The findings show that integrating both principles require community-led governance models, culturally appropriate metadata systems, and collaborative partnerships between indigenous communities, researchers, and technologists. These approaches ensure that indigenous groups retain authority over sharing knowledge while benefiting from digital advancements. This, emphasising that there is a need for a paradigm shift that respects Indigenous epistemologies and the development of technology that prioritises Indigenous communities by all stakeholders.
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