Eastern and Southern Africa KM Networks - Presentation Transcript
Knowledge Management East and Southern Africa Miriam Cherogony
Overall strategy (1)
Eastern and Southern Africa (ESA), IFAD has supported several thematic networks (communities of practice) related to specific rural development themes, such as:
Agricultural water management (IMAWESA),
Rural finance (KMP),
Market access (SCAPEMA),
Monitoring and evaluation (SMIP),
gender mainstreaming and
land tenure.
It is envisaged that this trend will continue as new thematic gaps are identified.
FRAO CPMT & Project/ Programme Fiduciary Oversight Knowledge Sharing Policy Dialogue Innovations Knowledge Mgt Targeting HIV/AIDS Gender Funds Cross cutting Issues ESA Knowledge System RURAL POVERTY PORTAL IFAD AFRICA IMAWESA RURAL FINANCE LAND TENURE SMIP SCAPEMA FIDA AFRIQUE Grant Recipient
Overall strategy (2)
Specialised networks of people and institutions that are harvesting, documenting & disseminating in ESA.
Direct supervision – three out-posted CPMs (Tanzania, Kenya & Ethiopia) and 8 country officers – CPMT will become the focal point for KM
A single networking ICT platform ( www.ifadafrica.org ) & Non-ICT based dissemination tools will be developed to reach those without internet connectivity
Nairobi Launch & Learning Workshop What happened?
Deliberations
Three day launch workshop (ESA / WCA)
Two days learning workshops - IFADAmerica, ENRAP, Procasur, FRAO (WCA)
Prioritization of activities as follows:-
Capacity building and training
Knowledge harvesting and dissemination
Policy dialogue
This workshop is a response to these priorities – Pilot Countries (Demand driven)
Concept Note Process
Develop a systematic and effective system for knowledge management and learning for IFAD-supported projects
We used participatory methods to involve some of you – teleconference, e-mail has enriched concept note and workshop agenda
Workshop steering group will be meeting daily to refine issues
Writing group – Thursday will be refining the workshop deliberations
Concept Note Process Cont..
Two learning workshops (3-9 Months)
All geared towards putting in place an effective and efficient project management system integrating knowledge management
Put the learning into practice in the countries with support through ongoing mentoring and coaching
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