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The document discusses knowledge management (KM) workshops conducted by WELL with three organizations - SEUF, AMREF, and IWSD. It summarizes the key outcomes of the workshops: 1) SEUF developed two KM plans around information sharing through their website and improved project documentation. 2) AMREF staff from headquarters also joined the workshop and it was found that a KM initiative was already underway at HQ. 3) IWSD workshop attendees developed four KM plans around strategic issues like research, information and marketing, technical training, and administration and finance.
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