by Priscillah Maina | Apr 12, 2022 | Statements
Natasha Mhango Knowledge Management and Communication Specialist for the Enhanced Smallholder Livestock Investment Program (E-SLIP), Zambia. Knowledge is key in decision-making. Good decisions (and bad ones!) are based on the knowledge that is available. It is...
by Wittney Sadler | Sep 3, 2020 | Academic, Europe, Statements
Lata Narayanaswamy Lecturer in International Development, University of Leeds, UK People need information at various times and at different points in their life course, and access to information in order to facilitate knowledge creation processes underpins the...
by Pallavi Chatterjee | Sep 3, 2020 | Academic, Africa, Allgemein, Art and Culture, Asia, Australia, Business, Europe, Governmental, International Organisations, LAC, NGOs, North America, Stakeholder group, Statements
Ewen Le Borgne Process Change, The Netherlands Knowledge for Development is a tautology. Knowledge is for development. Knowledge is development. Personal, communitarian and societal development. Contrary to money and influence (coming through our personal networks),...
by Pallavi Chatterjee | Sep 3, 2020 | Academic, Africa, Allgemein, Art and Culture, Asia, Australia, Business, Europe, Governmental, International Organisations, LAC, NGOs, North America, Stakeholder group, Statements
Obwoya Kinyera Sam Professor, Executive Board Member, National Planning Authority, Uganda Knowledge is a fundamental catalyst to economic development. The fact is that the things we buy, and the methods we use to make them, rely more and more on knowledge, and less on...
by Wittney Sadler | Sep 2, 2020 | Business, Europe, Statements
Jaap Pels KennisKlussen | KnowledgeWorks, The Netherlands It seems obvious knowledge is relevant for development. But so is trust, respect, innovation, co-creation, learning, money, (information) technology and a plethora of other conditions and intangibles. What’s...
