View source for Designing a Knowledge Sharing project across countries and programmes

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|topics=Knowledge and International Development, Group Methods and Knowledge Sharing, Capacity Development
|keywords=intercultural communication, community building, 
|africa=No
|america=No
|asia=No
|europe=No
|latin america=No
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{{Discussion - Original Message
|posted by=Gwen Wilkins
|posted on=2009/01/29
|message=Good day everyone,

For all you KM experts out there. If you were to design a regional KM / Knowledge sharing project that would have to work across several different countries (in a developing country context), work across several different technical program areas and work with several different organizations with varying levels of capacity - what would be the most essential elements of such a program?
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{{Discussion - Contributors
|contributed by=Gwen Wilkins, Jaap Pels, Simone Staiger, Nancy White, Sebastiao Ferreira, Joitske Hulsebosch, Eva Schiffer, Sam Lanfranco, Tony Pryor, James J. Tarrant, Valerie Brown, Ernst Bolliger, Serafin D. Talisayon,
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