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Knowledge for Development Partnership Meeting
FOCUS: Institutionalising Knowledge Management in Kenya
Participation is free, but subject to registration.
Knowledge for Development Meeting convenes the K4DP community, knowledge specialists and workers, pioneers as well as passionate followers and upcoming experts, committed to advancing knowledge management, knowledge societies in Africa. It creates awareness on how knowledge impacts all development activities and how it can be managed. It fosters dialogue within the multi-sectoral, multi-stakeholder community and provides a platform to co-create ideas and solutions to urgent and anticipated challenges.
Afternoon Programme: 25/02/2020
14:00 Opening ceremony and keynote speakers
Vice Chancellor, KCA University
Principal Secretary, State Department of Devolution
Institutionalising Knowledge Management in Kenya
Jeremiah Nyaberi, Ministry of Devolution
Joseph Mbugua, KenGen PLC
Dr. Gichuru, KCA University
The Agenda Knowledge for Development in Kenya – next steps
Dr. Andreas Brandner, Wambui Wanjiku, K4DP
Moderation: Dr. Rose Gathii, KCA University
15.30 World Café: Advancing a knowledge management in Kenya:
The world café is a space where all participants can equally contribute their knowledge and experience, vision and passion, ideas and call for action.
As a knowledge partnership we build on the active contribution of all, reflecting the current situation, envision the future and co-creating an agenda to move forward.
This world café is dedicated to co-creating and advancing knowledge societies in Kenya, building partnerships, initiating projects and starting real action.
Moderation: Dr. Rotich, KCA University, Wambui Wanjiku, Knowledge City, Joseph Mbugua, KenGen
16:30 Tea Beak
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26-27 February 2020
Knowledge Management Essentials
The Knowledge Management Essentials Training Course provides the big picture of Knowledge, Innovation & Learning Management and gives a solid introduction to the key concepts, successful practices and essential instruments. Participants learn how to assess KM practices systematically, develop a KM strategy and implement them step-by-step including a successful KM Awareness programme.
Different KM training elements, exercises and discussions that aim to allow participants to co-create knowledge are key elements of this fundamental KM Training course.
Topics:
- Creating competitive advantages through knowledge leadership
- Designing and implementing Knowledge Management strategies in the organisation
- Leading knowledge workers and creating a knowledge-sharing culture
- Facilitating knowledge networks and communities of practice
- Implementing integrated knowledge portals for information, communication and collaboration
- Learning from pioneers: KMA, HPE, KRA, Siemens, KM Award Winners
- Capitalizing Experiences and learning from projects
Trainers:
- Andreas Brandner, Knowledge for Development Partnership
- Cosmas Kemboi, Kenya Revenue Authority
Time:
Wednesday -Thursday, 26-27 February: 9am – 5pm
Venue:
Hotel Sarova Panafric, Along Valley Road, Nairobi, Kenya
Price:
KES 69.000 (plus VAT)
Special Offer: 1+1 = 1,5. The second participant of the same company pays 50%.
For registration please send an email to nairobi@knowledge.city
A limited number of students is invited to participate at half price – first come, first serve.
Registration:
For registration please send an email to nairobi@knowledge.city
Venues:
25 February 2020 – Knowledge for Development Partnership Meeting
KCA University, Thika Road
26 and 27 February 2020 – KM Essentials
Hotel Sarova Panafric, Along Valley Road, Nairobi, Kenya
Organisers, partners, supporters:
- Knowledge for Development Partnership
- KCA University
- Ministry of Devolution