This toolkit has been produced with the aim the specific aim to present entry points and references to a wide range of tools and methods which are used to facilitate improved knowledge and learning in the development and humanitarian sectors.
This guide is aimed at staff working in different kinds of organisations,including donor agencies, multilaterals, NGOs, research institutes, and the plethora of institutions based in the South, including national governments, regional organisations, and indigenous NGOs.There are 30 tools and techniques contained here, divided into five categories: i) Strategy Development; ii) Management Techniques; iii) Collaboration Mechanisms; iv) Knowledge Sharing and Learning Processes; and v) Knowledge Capture and Storage.
Author: Ben Ramalingam, 2006