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Networks for Better KNOWLEDGE Services

Discover the insights gained from iKNOW Politics, a collaborative initiative among five international organizations focused on women in politics. This presentation by Piyoo Kochar delves into the learnings from knowledge-sharing networks, examining how they can improve services related to women's political engagement. With an emphasis on social cohesion and diverse communication mediums, we explore the transformative potential of tacit and explicit knowledge sharing. Join us in discussing the roles of incentives, impact evaluation, and socio-cultural dynamics in effective knowledge exchange.

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Networks for Better KNOWLEDGE Services

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  1. Networks for Better KNOWLEDGE Services Experiences from International Knowledge Network of Women in Politics Presented by: Piyoo Kochar

  2. Outline • What is iKNOW Politics? • What we have learnt in the process of networks for knowledge sharing? • What do we look to learn as we develop new services? Piyoo Kochar

  3. What is iKNOW Politics • Multi-year partnership project of 5 international organizations (IDEA, IPU, NDI, UN Women, UNDP) • Thematic Focus: Women in Politics • Network Characteristic: Heterogeneous + Regional/Language context • Services: Explicit knowledge sharing + Implicit knowledge sharing • Languages: 4 (Arabic, English, French, Spanish) Piyoo Kochar

  4. IPU What is iKNOW Politics Parliamentarians IDEA NDI Women’s Organizations NETWORK PEER TO PEER STAY INFORMED FIND COLLABORATE ESCALATE KNOWLEDGE BASE UNW UNDP Academics LATEST @ WOMEN IN POLITICS C O M M U N I T Y E X P E R T S Party Activists Knowledge Reuse iKP Members International Development Practitioners Piyoo Kochar

  5. How does iKNOW Politics deliver? TAKE ACTION Interviews E-Learning ONLINE NETWORK comments Election Talk e-learning World News video testimonial connect twitter NETWORK my account women in politics STAY INFORMED tweets news youtube blogs interview library election Events Ask Expert surveys podcast facebook EXCHANGE KNOWLEDGE E-Discussion Discussion Circle Piyoo Kochar

  6. What have we learnt? • Social cohesion promotes cooperative norms which positively effect knowledge sharing. • Network range (ties across organizational, social boundaries) in a heterogeneous community eases sharing knowledge. Piyoo Kochar

  7. What have we learnt? • South-South knowledge sharing requires integrating issue based approach w/ different mediums of sharing and learning . • Network should facilitate transformation of information to knowledge Piyoo Kochar

  8. What have we learnt? • Tacit knowledge requires more motivation, effort, and ability to transfer than codified knowledge • Tacit knowledge services have long term impact across regional boundaries Piyoo Kochar

  9. Further discussion • Role of incentives and impact on network cohesion • Result monitoring and impact evaluation for knowledge services aimed at ‘transformative’ processes • Individual and socio-cultural differences in knowledge sharing Piyoo Kochar

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