Effective knowledge sharing is much more difficult than you might think. The basic process involves the distribution of knowledge throughout a corporate entity. In order to be effective, this sharing of knowledge must be rapid and it must be thorough, reaching every relevant stratum of a business. Accomplishing this takes more than simply sending out emails to everyone. As the impact of shared knowledge becomes more evident, businesses like mine are looking for ways to apply new strategies…

How is it going KM4Devers!

Our “African Community Week” event is turning more and more interesting every day.

Members are showing interest to participate in the pre week buddying and the main online event. Be part of this wonderful experience if you are a member in one of  these KM4Dev networks [KM4Dev for Africa, KM4Dev Burkina…

I am working on a Masters Degree thesis. I am interested in books or journal articles where recent knowledge management literature has been analysed/grouped/classified. Questions that come to mind are  (1) what VARIABLES were used to classify literary works?  What methodology was used to identify the articles (3) Are there any visible categories knowledge management literature. (4) Is there a blue print/tool that can be used to study  several KM articles, understand them and then…

Hello,

in relation to the KM4 Dev innovation fund I have blogged on the similarities and differences of KB and KM.

Please find the blogpost here. 

Please also respond to the surveylink which is located at the bottom of the blogpost. 

Thank you.

Kind regards,

Philipp

Last week at the OpenGovHub- the Accountability Lab’s home- we listened to two heavyweights in the fight against corruption: Frank Vogl, Co-founder of both Transparency International and The Partnership for Transparency Fund; and…

Hello,

Spending time on the ground in countries like Liberia and Nepal, it soon becomes clear that despite good intentions, we still have very little idea how best to support the accountability of power-holders to citizens. There are hundreds of organizations working on corruption, transparency and accountability (words which are themselves confused and used inter-changeably); but…

Increasing communications capacity is a priority for most international NGOs. At Malaria Consortium, we wanted to increase our capacity in order to inform and engage people in support of on-going malaria efforts worldwide. For us, this means communicating key learning and evidence from our work on the ground to a wide range of audiences.…

E-governance initiatives, heavily touted as the ICT revolution took off in the past decade, have generally not lived up to expectations or functioned as effectively as hoped by many citizens. A number of these initiatives famously drew in significant amounts of public funds but produced online systems that were difficult to use, over-priced and based on clunky back-end architectures. Many of those projects that did work were not so much examples of e-governance as “i-government”- through…

 http://www.scribd.com/doc/116034307/Community-Radio-Directory-in-Bangladesh

Greetings from Bangladesh NGOs Network for Radio and Communication (BNNRC). BNNRC…

http://www.scribd.com/doc/121470061/2nd-edition-Gender-Policy-in-Community-Radio-Stations-in-Bangladesh

Bangladesh NGOs Network for Radio and Communication (BNNRC) is a national networking body working for building a democratic society based on the principles of free flow of information, equitable & affordable access to…

Hello, 

I spent some time looking at the Wold Bank report on localising development and thought about some of the links with knowledge exchanges in international development. 

Please find the blog post here. 

Best wishes,

Philipp

I went to a very interesting event on Wednesday evening on a subject that touches everyone in the development and charitable sectors. My comments can be found here: http://knowledge-manager.sparknow.net/post/37908355860/a-bold-discussion-on-the-3rd-sectors-use-of-childrens

Please support avaaz website and learn more about this issue taking place in Dubaï here

http://www.avaaz.org/fr/fr_touche_pas_a_mon_internet/?cZsGIdb

http://www.avaaz.org/en

Developement needs freedom, and Internet is a Key for development, so it must not be hijacked by the governments.

Dear members, 

ILO’s Microinsurance Innovation Facility (‘the Facility’)  invites proposals for revamping the Facility’s existing website as described in the document below to make knowledge more accessible to microinsurance practitioners.

The details are given below:

Dear members,

I am an agronomist, and I would like to start a research on agricultural technologies transfer to farmers in remote areas by exploiting the potential of the new information and communication technologies. I intend to set up a connectivity system between these farmers and researchers and agricultural advisors (extension). According to my knowledge, such systems already exist in other countries.

Such issue can raise technical, sociological or pedagological…

Many Government Organizations (GO), Non Government Organizations (NGO) and international Aid Agencies work in many countries for social and economical development. There are various types of projects and programs implemented for developing the socio-economic conditions of those countries, especially in developing and under developed countries. Since hundreds of years, the development agencies have been working in many countries only for doing various development issues. Thousands of…