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Topic of this two day seminar is Monitoring and Evaluating Knowledge Management in Global Health Programs.
Routinely using Knowledge Management (KM) approaches can energize staff, increase effectiveness, support improved programs, and contribute to better health outcomes. As we plan for the use of KM in global health and development, our need to monitor and evaluate its effectiveness grows. The Guide to Monitoring and Evaluating Knowledge Management in Global Health Programs introduces a new KM model for global health, as well as an adaptable set of indicators to help evaluate whether KM projects, activities, and tools are effective at supporting global health and development efforts. Order Free printed copy of KM Guide today.
Objectives of the Seminar:
- Identify relevant indicators to measure KM activities
- Become familiar with the contents of The Guide to Monitoring and Evaluating Knowledge Management in Global Health Programs
The seminar facilitators and moderators are Saori Ohkubo, Sarah Harlan and Liz McLean.
Please scroll down the page to see and read relevant documents and get ready to participate in daily discussion. At the end of every day we will post a summary of daily discussion.
Click here to learn more about KM in global health programs
More effective project overall, as:
- People are developing and using tested and proven practice techniques and are not repeating the mistakes of the past
- Time and resources are saved and appropriately allocated
- Decisions are made based on knowledge
Improved quality & greater impact through:
- Making all successes repeatable, adaptable, and sustainable
- Recognizing mistakes or shortfalls, and avoiding recurrence
- Preventing reinventing the wheel or duplicating effort
- Shortening the learning curve
Content and resources will be provided each day of the program along with discussion questions. Participants will respond to the questions on the website and the facilitators will provide comments on and summarize the responses in a daily “newsletter.”
Welcome To Our Seminar
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These "Docs" can also be accessed from the menu on the leftSeminar discussion can also be accessed through Forum link on the left
- Introduction to Monitoring and Evaluating Knowledge Management in Global Health Programs Seminar
- Day 1: M&E for KM seminar: Welcome!
- Discuss in the Forum Day 1, Question 1: KM Roles: What is your role in KM and M&E? Where do you see opportunities for you to contribute more to KM and M&E after having reviewed the resources?
- Day 1 Summary
- Day 2 Agenda
- Discuss in the Forum Day 2, Question 1: What KM activities are you planning? Please share real life knowledge management activities you/your organization is planning to implement.
- Discuss in the Forum Day 2, Question 2: What ideas do you have about indicators you can use? Looking through the guide, what ideas do you have about indicators you can use? How would you adapt them to fit your project? What questions do you have?
- Day 2 Exercise Aid
- Day 2 Summary
- Order Free printed copy of KM Guide
In addition to the PDF version, the K4Health Project has a limited number of the print edition of the Guide to Monitoring and Evaluating Knowledge Management in Global Health Programs. Order your copy today by filling out this order form. Do you know colleagues who may be interested as well? If so, you can order multiple copies as well.
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Sani Bala Shehu posted an update in the group
Monitoring and Evaluating Knowledge Management – September 17-18, 2014 4 years, 12 months agoHi, I really enjoy the entire seminar and I learnt a lot from both coordinator, group admin, and the able group moderators such as sarah and her comoderator! I really appreciate you peopl, keep up the good work!
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Odeh Friday posted an update in the group
Monitoring and Evaluating Knowledge Management – September 17-18, 2014 4 years, 12 months agoHi All,
So sad i missed out but very glad with the inputs and comment which i am learning from.
Also, the guide is very self explanatory and helpful.
Great Job Saori Ohkubo, Sarah Harlan and Liz McLean! -
Godfrey Richard posted an update in the group
Monitoring and Evaluating Knowledge Management – September 17-18, 2014 5 years agoMany health organizations in Tanzania hardly apply this concept, not only the monitoring aspect but what i feel is the use and application of knowledge management is limited, it might be because the concept is new of there are other ways that the concept that might have been used, what are other way to describing the concept?
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This is a common problem, Godfrey. Many people already do “knowledge management” in their work, but may not use that term! This guide offers some background about what we mean by “knowledge management” and how to apply it systematically. Understanding the concept a bit more may help people apply it systematically. I suggest you take a look at the…[Read more]
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Stephen Njoka posted an update in the group
Monitoring and Evaluating Knowledge Management – September 17-18, 2014 5 years agoIn Kenya, KM is quite a new concept to many though it has been there. However, what most people have never about is how to monitor and evaluate KM. It’s interesting how ‘the Guide’ articulates the logic model of KM which, as far as I am concerned, is the basis for monitoring and evaluating anything including KM.
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Yes, exactly! The term “KM” may be new, but people are already doing it. We hope that this guide will help with systematizing certain KM efforts, particularly monitoring and evaluation. However, M&E will help the entire project as well if you are finding out what works along the way and changing your approach as needed. Thanks for your participation!
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Mahbubur Rahman Linkon posted an update in the group
Monitoring and Evaluating Knowledge Management – September 17-18, 2014 5 years agoAgain seminar! I was waiting for this Seminar. Thanks for this scope.
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Sani Bala Shehu posted an update in the group
Monitoring and Evaluating Knowledge Management – September 17-18, 2014 5 years agoI really enjoy, the previous programmes, so hopely I think I will enjoy this one and also update my knowledge!
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Sarah Harlan posted an update in the group
Monitoring and Evaluating Knowledge Management – September 17-18, 2014 5 years agoHi everyone! Thanks for signing up for this seminar.Looking forward to the discussion next week!
In the meantime, please watch the video on this page and review the Guide to Monitoring and Evaluating KM in Global Health Programs. This will give you a better idea of what we will be discussing next week.
Best wishes,
Sarah- 3 people like this.
Hi Oden,
We really appreciate your kind comments. While the two day seminar is formally closed, Sarah and I will be around in LeaderNet to continue talking about the Guide and other related issues on M&E of KM. So please let us know if you have any questions. Please note that it will take a few days for us to respond (because we may not be…[Read more]