html5-img
1 / 13

East and Southern Africa

East and Southern Africa . Knowledge Management Strategy Miriam Cherogony. Current Status in PF. Five (5) communities of practice are already established in the PF region. Marketing – SNV /IFAD – based in Kampala, Uganda Agriculture and Water Management – ICRISAT/IFAD based in Nbi, Kenya

aretha
Télécharger la présentation

East and Southern Africa

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript


  1. East and Southern Africa Knowledge Management Strategy Miriam Cherogony

  2. Current Status in PF • Five (5) communities of practice are already established in the PF region. • Marketing – SNV /IFAD – based in Kampala, Uganda • Agriculture and Water Management – ICRISAT/IFAD based in Nbi, Kenya • Managing for Impact - SMIP/IFAD • Rural Finance – AFRACA/IFAD, Nbi, Kenya • Land Tenure – Managed from IFAD • Gender Mainstreaming – FAO/IFAD

  3. Current Status Cont.. • Other knowledge initiatives include:- • AFRACA – Pan-African rural finance • Face-to-face interaction with Programmes • Rural Knowledge Network – FAO/IFAD • Linking Local Learners –FAO/IFAD • First Mile Project – AMSDP, TZ/IFAD • E-newsletter – PF Initiative

  4. Policy Dialogue Innovations Knowledge Mgt Targeting HIV/AIDS Gender Funds Cross cutting Issues FRAO Fiduciary Oversight Knowledge Sharing Community of Practice

  5. Thematic Areas

  6. Current Status Cont.. • Survey showed a gap between the need to access knowledge and grass-root availability of knowledge to share. • E.g., while 89.8% needed lessons learned for their daily work, only 38.8% generated lessons learned.

  7. Opportunities & Challenges • Country office and direct supervision by IFAD is expected to improve the learning • Regional implementation workshop has facilitated some networking between programme • Every thematic group have worked independently hence no learning across the thematic areas • Learning across country programmes has not been there but improving now

  8. Lessons Learnt • Set up a joint web-based platform in the form of IFADAfrica – each community have developed their own site – need for a one stop KM shop • Process documentation to bring out the lessons learnt for knowledge sharing within the region and develop a competitive process of selecting the best lesson to be uploaded to the poverty portal.

  9. Lessons Learnt Cont.. • Cross learning between the thematic communities along the areas of common interest • Possible cross learning with sister organization FIDAfrique through joint knowledge sharing along the thematic areas, exchange visits, linkage and synergy • Support and promotion for discussion forum moderators for each of the community of practice to encourage knowledge sharing

  10. Lessons Learnt Cont.. • Need to financially support international technical assistance to the community of practice as and when required (on a need basis) • Assist the programme develop communication strategy in order to effectively implement their activities • Provide for translation of key learning documents to be made available to a wider audience in Africa

  11. Sustainability of Network • User driven, inclusive, bottom-up organically growing knowledge management network based on a system development • Move away from an organization-centred KM systems to pooling knowledge in a broader and more inclusive way • Generate and/or co-produce knowledge to share costs

  12. Sustainability Cont… • Facilitate the building of partnerships, linkages and synergies • Foster bottom-up conversations • Keep knowledge creation close to the knowledge creators/owners • Resource mobilization from broad base of development partners- need a clear fundraising strategy

  13. Contact IFADAFRICA ESA Coordination IFAD Kenya Country Office NAIROBI, KENYA E-mail: m.cherogony@ifad.org Website: www.ifadafrica.org Tel: +254 20 762 1028

More Related