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Knowledge Learning and Communications

Knowledge Learning and Communications. KLC. Knowledge Learning and Communications. The Basics. Team of 4 New programme area of the Foundation Part of the Foundation’s Support Services. Knowledge Learning and Communications. Purpose.

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Knowledge Learning and Communications

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  1. Knowledge Learning and Communications KLC

  2. Knowledge Learning and Communications The Basics Team of 4 New programme area of the Foundation Part of the Foundation’s Support Services

  3. Knowledge Learning and Communications Purpose To capture and harness the diverse knowledge that is generated from the projects and programmes to contribute to change in governance and to improve programme effectiveness

  4. Capture Knowledge and learning • Project reports • Results from project monitoring • Results from programme monitoring • Knowledge products from projects • Mission visits • Interviews and other monitoring and assessment tools

  5. More about listening …

  6. Harvest Knowledge and learning What are the results telling us? Where do the results fit within the Foundation’s outcome areas? What can we learn about the socio-political conditions and context for participatory governance in your country? Can we collate and compare results/situations/issues in across projects? What is the best way to share learning?

  7. Foundation’s logic model

  8. Learning questions What is the relationship between participatory governance and gender? What are the experiences of mainstreaming gender in projects and how best to support partners? What do we mean by localising or domesticating global agreements and how does/can it reach people at the local level? What makes networks and coalitions effective? What makes collective decision-making inclusive? Is it really collective? Does citizen-led accountability lead to better service delivery? Under what conditions and what strategies work and don’t work?

  9. Contribute Communications and exchange Blogs Podcasts Discussion and policy briefs Reports, tools Learning exchanges Online discussions Participation at conferences and other events

  10. Contributing knowledge: The Commonwealth People’s Forum CPF2018 Inclusive governance: The challenge for a contemporary Commonwealth

  11. Improve Internal processes How are we doing? What do the results from staff and partner surveys tell us about what we need to do better? Are we supporting the right project partners making innovative change or supporting them in the right way? Is our technical support making a difference?

  12. In conclusion Knowledge learning and communications This provides an overview of the Foundation’s monitoring, evaluation, assessment and learning (MEAL) approach We would like our partners to be active participants in the learning process and knowledge co-creators We hope, through KLC’s work that the Foundation can: • be a resource for civil society on participatory governance for sustainable development. • improve understanding of change in governance, gender mainstreaming and developing stronger civic-voices. • strengthen the visibility of the Foundation, its work and the work of its partners

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