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Social Collaboration and Knowledge Management Short Term Consultant
The World Bank
The World Bank is currently looking for a Consultant to help to improve knowledge flows, collaboration and connectivity at the Bank through:
Scope of Work:
The consultant will be a part of a small collaboration team responsible for support to collaboration and communities of practice at the Bank.
Duties and accountabilities include:
- Support Bank wide collaboration and communities of practice independently of the platform used. Help identify and develop a Community of Champions to support collaboration and CoPs in various VPUs/departments, through face to face interactions, the organization of events and contests. Facilitate growth and increase capacity and impact of the Community of Champions and empower advanced users to share best collaboration practices with a larger Bank audience through the writing of success stories.
- Contribute to the strengthening of Communities of Practice through the dissemination of tools (charters, needs assessment frameworks, health assessment frameworks, toolkits), the development of a community of Community Managers, and the development and coordination, jointly with other internal partners, of training sessions targeting Community Managers and core team members coordinating Communities of Practice.
- Contribute to the development and implementation of a federated support system to collaboration and CoPs, in collaboration with the team’s internal partners.
- Inform the efforts to improve Knowledge Management across the World Bank Group, by applying change management skills to promote global knowledge sharing culture and collaboration through knowledge management (KM) technologies, organizational learning and other means. Closely coordinate with internal partners to help strengthen Knowledge Management strategies and vision, prioritizing the importance innovation, organizational incentives and virtual and physical collaborative structures that support collaborative and direct knowledge sharing.
- Bank Group wide care and maintenance of internal and external communities on online collaboration platforms, in collaboration with the team’s counterparts at IFC.
- Training (face-to-face and weekly webinars via Adobe Connect to country office users), including development of training materials to increase collaboration competency among World Bank Group staff, and group and user/team coaching in how to use online collaboration platforms. Develop, in collaboration with the Knowledge and Learning team an online module on online collaboration platforms.
- Team and user support via email and phone on integrating online collaboration platforms into sector weeks and team/CoP collaboration, user engagement and online collaboration platforms use.
- Marketing, Promotion, Competitions, Event organization (like superuser/advocates meetings or open house) and Communication to increase awareness and understanding of social collaboration.
- Contribute to the discussions and ongoing development of internal documents as well as corporate policies and guidelines around social collaboration, communities of practice and knowledge management. Reaching an advanced proficiency level in collaboration capabilities available at the World Bank and in good practices of using them. Provide an expert advice in the choice of collaboration tools and relevant approaches. Provide user awareness presentations and user and group training.
Desired Profile:
The short-term consultant would have the following profile:
The assignment is initially for 30 days, extendable based on performance, and the team is looking for someone to start as soon as possible. The consultant will be based in Washington DC, local hire is preferred. To apply please send an updated CV and cover letter to Adedayo Bolaji-Adio (abolajiadio@worldbank.org ) by December 23rd 2013, indicating in the subject “Application – Social Collaboration Consultant”. If available, applicants are strongly encouraged to send examples of “communities” that they have worked on.
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