1. Knowledge-sharing Networks The ENRAP Experience
KM and what it implies for improving project management performance.
Shalini Kala, ENRAP
IFAD-IDRC

2. Why Network? To share knowledge
KS training workshop, 7 Nov 2009, Bangkok

3. Why Share Knowledge? To improve project performance through:
Improved management – planning, resource allocation & decision making
Improved monitoring
Enhanced communication capacity for community engagement & informing policy making
The basic tenets of project or portfolio performance: Effectiveness, Relevance, Efficiency and Communication – community participation, policy influence
KS training workshop, 7 Nov 2009, Bangkok

4. What is our experience of knowledge-sharing networks in Asia-Pacific?
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5. ENRAP support
Capturing: systematization, digital video, software-based internet-enabled M&E
Sharing: workshops; , websites & rural radio; KS training
Networking: regional, national & thematic
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6. Some results…
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7. Regional Network of IFAD projects, partners
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8. …some other results Philippines National network
M&E, value chain, gender networks
And as a result of networking…
Improved project performance
KS training workshop, 7 Nov 2009, Bangkok