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The document discusses constructing learning and knowledge management systems (LKM) through a multi-stage methodology used by FIDAMERICA. It involves identifying lessons learned from projects in areas like market access and local management by systematizing experiences. FIDAMERICA's work engaged 45 organizations in 9 learning cycles from 2006-2008. The methodology includes critically analyzing experiences to identify factors, relationships, and rationales to improve practices. Systematization focuses on completed project processes through reconstructing, describing, and analyzing what occurred to share lessons learned.
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