KM trainings–Impressions and Follow up Action plans

September 1, 2009 by

The following text is what i have wrote to Bashu Babu Aryal, Country Programme Coordinator, International Fund for Agricultural Development, Kathmandu and, as Shalini suggested, i am posting the same in our group Blog, “The New kid on the blog”
 

Subject: Re: Action Plan

 Dear Basu Sir

 Thanks for contineous follow up for the KM workshop and related intiatives.

 In addition to my verbal communications about the outcome of the KM workshop, held recently in Bhuwaneswor, let me also put my thoughts and impression in writings as well and, also some of the activities planned for immediate execution.

 Impressions

The workshop on Knowledgement managment and KS tool was higly beneficial for me individually and, for the instituion i am involved since it was first of its kind

Four years on the ground, Poverty Alleviation Fund(PAF) Nepal  is currenlty in the  learning phase from its own ground experiance and for that knowlegement management and dissemination is of paramount importance. The training has its huge relevence for us as we are currently working on documenting knowledge and learning from them.

 To me more specifically,

  •  the network mapping exercise let us to know how actully knowledge flows and how we can further consolidate our weak linkages.
  • Caputing and dissemination of knowlege thorough sucess stories and cases, and different techniques involved
  • The Chat show method of knowledge sharing was enriching— in an informal and fun environment.
  •  I am now the member of Km4Dev network, and  have started communicationg with frens and use the web site for different purpose.
  • The basic elements of success stories and cases has really helped me to add value on my writings.
  • The blog and Wiki we created during the workshop–”The new kid on the block” was awarded in the category of originality and creative writings (http://kmtraining09.pbworks.com/Capture-and-disseminate)
  • The facilitors were able to run the show smoothly and I really did not see my watch during the workshop session. It was  in fact one of the best workshop/training i have participated recently.
  • The workshop has let many of the development professinals working on different instituions of India and Nepal to discuss and intereact on pertinent issues.Thanks to IFAD, ENRAP AND IDRC.

Immediate plan……..

  • We are currnelty working to include a blog section in our website–where our staffs were put their thoughts and impressions about anything…and post write-ups once they are back from the field. PAF ED has already agreed to this.
  • We are also working to publish yet another collection of cases and success stories.
  • Photo sharing through Flicker……a photograph training and posting of photos on Flicker and Blog is planned.

One again, thanks for your contineous encouragement. 

 Shree Ram Subedi

Communicaitons Officer

Poverty Allevaion Fund-Nepal

Vaishali’s Story

July 17, 2009 by

Hi,
Vaishali just saw herself on video for the first time. She is thrilled to bits and has realised how powerful story telling is as a KS Tool.

July 17, 2009 by

Hi All,

I have uploaded all the workshop pictures on flickr with the following tag:

kmtraining09.

Happy viewing!!!

Peer Assist Group

July 17, 2009 by

1. What: We have identified following topics:

How do we enhance the formation of exclusive women SHGs in project. K Mark Swer

How do we improve BDS linkages Shantanu Garg

How do we enhancce project effectiveness at the community level through the VC identified. Pawan Kumar

2. How: Identify key questions, partners, peers and bring them together

3. Who: KM focal points

4. When. August to Sept 09 as first leg.

5. Resources needed: Project backing required.

6. First Step: Identifying and inviting the peers.

K. Mark Swer, Shantanu Garg and Pawan Kumar

Vaishali’s story

July 16, 2009 by

This is Vaishali’s change story, which was singled out by many participants of our workshop as the most memorable.

intro

July 16, 2009 by

Hi,

This is Shantanu Garg, Manager – Business Development Services Group from ULIPH…..section 25 company …by IFAD, working in 5 districts of Uttarakhand to create susutainble business/employement opportunities for the rural poor.

More intorduction?? go to www.ajeevika.org

shantanu.royal@gmail.com

Introducing Myself

July 15, 2009 by

Iam attending a KS/KM Programme in the city of temple,its Bhubhnasher.

Introducing myself

July 15, 2009 by

Sharing Knowledge and empowering People

New kids on the blog

July 15, 2009 by

On the 15th of July, 2009, a group has been  created in the city of temples. The group members comprises of two  Mountain guys–one  from Nepal another from Uttarakhand. The third member hails all the way  from Thar Desert and, fourth member,  a  beutiful lady from rice bowl of India, Chattisgarh.  The group intends to attain  enlightment  with knoweledge sharing within themselves and beyond. The groups believe that knowledge comes from experiance and its a great tool to alleviate poverty that is rampant in the region. Unity and understanding is what the group believe and wants to expand their network,  and everyone  is invited, especially those who are attending the workshop on KM/KS.  Sathi Haath Bhadhana.

New kids on the blog

Vandal Star Team

July 15, 2009 by

The five star team..is vandalising us into blackholes..where’s the star in that!


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