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This document discusses Menarid's knowledge sharing initiatives and next steps. It highlights the challenges of capturing, validating, and sharing innovations across projects and countries. Menarid knowledge management aims to add value to investments, improve effectiveness, and leave behind platforms like the Menarid Gateway for knowledge sharing. While many approaches exist, long-term learning will not happen unless it is built into the project cycle and daily work. The document asks for ideas on expanding the Menarid platform's use and ensuring innovations are available to policymakers.
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