MAKING GWP’S KNOWLEDGE CHAIN WORK presented by Mohamed AIT KADI at Stockholm, September 2, 2010
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The document outlines the Global Water Partnership's (GWP) approach to optimizing its knowledge chain from generation to application. It discusses the coordination and promotion of knowledge sharing, engaging knowledge partners, and developing knowledge products tailored to regional demands. The delivery of the knowledge chain is expected to yield significant results in enhancing communication and meeting technical needs across the GWP network.
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MAKING GWP’S KNOWLEDGE CHAIN WORK presented by Mohamed AIT KADI at Stockholm, September 2, 2010
- 1. MAKING GWP’S KNOWLEDGE CHAIN WORK Mohamed AIT KADI Stockholm, September 2, 2010
- 3. Mohamed AIT KADI - Technical Committee Chair
- 4. The Knowledge Chain ( from generation to application) is GWP’s Comparative Advantage GWPO/SEC Coordinate & Promote the Provision /Sharing of Knowledge/Experiences Integrate Knowledge as part of the Communications culture of the GWP Network Identify technical needs & Coordinate with the regions
- 6. Engaging Knowledge Partners in TF
- 7. 2. Development of knowledge products
- 8. Typologie of potential knowledge partners
- 9. Three forms of collaboration with KP Participation in the research or production of a knowledge product driven by a KP (UN WATER, WWAP..) Representative from a KP works on planned GWP/TEC activity (SIWI) GWP makes available funds for a partner to work on a special product (Capnet, CPWF, GW-MATE..)
- 10. Building from regional expressions of demand
- 11. How is the KC Delivered?
- 12. Expected Results