Sub-area of Knowledge Management Sample Clauses

Sub-area of Knowledge Management. Design of knowledge management strategies, systematization of experiences, elaboration of knowledge products and facilitation of workshops and procedures for knowledge exchange and transfer.
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Sub-area of Knowledge Management.  Support the implementation of development projects and programmes through knowledge management strategies and activities,, including systematization processes, , and knowledge exchange (face-to-face and/or virtual) and transfer.  Design, support and/or workshops’ facilitation on systematization, elaboration of aide memoire and reports post-workshop with recommendations, and elaboration of knowledge products to transfer and adapt documented practices to different contexts and/or countries.  Design of agendas and activities and advice on transfer of experiences, projects or programs; elaboration of documents with recommendations and lessons learned from the processes of knowledge transfer.  Elaboration of knowledge products in accordance with the specific requirements and advice of the KICG LAC.

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