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Knowledge Management and Sharing
Knowledge management is one of the key issues facing many organisations today in both developed and developing country contexts. It relates, in particular, to how lessons learned are recorded and transferred within and between organisations. It covers collaborative processes for knowledge and information exchange, networking and engagement with the information society/ knowledge economy. This section also contains information relating to communications project management and evaluation, and relevant grants and awards.What else would you like to see here? Suggest a resource / topic for inclusion on the ADG.
Information society
Knowledge management and sharing
- Strategy framework for promoting ICT literacy in the Asia-Pacific region
- Taking ownership: strengthening Indigenous cultures and languages through the use of ICTs
- Australian Public Service Knowledge Management case studies
- By decree or by choice? A case study
- Towards knowledge society: a handbook of selected initiatives in South Asia
- 3rd Global Knowledge Conference
- Common knowledge: how access to information and ideas can drive development
- 21st century knowledge-building in the Asia Pacific
- Information management resource kit
- Connecting the first mile
- Sharing knowledge: Innovations and remaining challenges
- Knowledge management for international development
- Information Management for development organisations
- International Institute for Communication and Development
- Knowledge sharing at the World Bank
- Knowledge management and organisational learning
- Knowledge sharing in development agencies
South-south cooperation
Communities of practice
- NGO & community participation in setting up the Nanasala
- Building online communities of practice: International Open Source Network model
- Electronic Journal of Information Systems in Developing Countries
- Journal of Community Informatics
- Dgroups: development through dialogue
- iConnect online
- Organising virtual conferences: lessons and guidelines
ICT project management
- A sourcebook on access & applications: models of use & case studies
- Examples of ICT projects and poverty reduction
- 12 habits of highly effective ICT-enabled development initiatives
- ICTs and development: help or hindrance?
- Examples of ICT projects and poverty reduction
- Checkpoint 1: achieving a specific poverty reduction goal
- Checkpoint 2: specified target group for poverty alleviation
- Checkpoint 3: appropriate form of ICT
- Checkpoint 4: Is the ICT driven project scalable?
- Checkpoint 5: Are appropriate intermediaries being used?
- Checkpoint 6: What scope is there for public private partnerships?
- Checkpoint 7: language and content
- Checkpoint 8: Is the project self-sustaining over what period?
- Checkpoint 9: What performance measurement, monitoring and evaluation processes are in place?
- Checkpoint 10: Managing risk: What unexpected events or situations might arise?
- Step 1: Define project objective in relation to poverty reduction
- Step 2: Who are the poor to be targeted by this program?
- Step 3: Identify the likely causes of poverty in relation to your project
- Step 4: Identify types of intervention
- Step 5: Identify information and communication needs of the poor
- Step 6: Identify role of ICT
- Step 7: Identify appropriate form of ICT
- Step 8: Does an appropriate enabling environment exist?
- Step 9: Assess progress of poverty reduction objective
- Step 10: Evaluation strategy
- Step 11: Managing risk
ICT monitoring and evaluation
- Impact Assessment of ICT for Development Projects: A Compendium of Approaches, Development Informatics Working Paper Series, Paper No. 36
- ICT4D policy and social inclusion: a framework for evaluating policy outcomes - Part3
- ICTs for education: impact and lessons learned from IICD-supported activities
- Measuring the impacts of ICT using official statistics
- Framework for the assessment of ICT pilot projects
- Monitoring & evaluation of ICT for development projects
- DGF monitoring and evaluation: ICT projects portal
- M & E handbook for ICT in education projects
- ICT4D Policy and social inclusion: evaluation framework - Part 1 & 2
Grants and awards
- Communication and social change award: University of QLD
- PAN ASIA ICT R&D Grants Programme: review of research projects
- ICT R&D Grants Programme
- Stockholm Challenge
- Gender and ICT awards
- Promoting ICT-enabled innovation & entrepreneurship in developing countries through business incubation
- Frost & Sullivan Asia Pacific ICT Awards