1. makes indigenous or native to a place; adapts something to local conditions or culture
Usage: British spelling; American equivalent is 'indigenizes'; often used in academic and policy contexts

Examples

• The university indigenises its curriculum by incorporating local history and perspectives.
• The company indigenises its products to meet regional market demands.
• The government indigenises foreign technology through training and local manufacturing.
• Educational reforms indigenise teaching methods to reflect cultural values.
• The organization indigenises its leadership by hiring from the local community.