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FAQs about Knowledge Networks and Communities

Information about Knowledge Networks and Communities and FAO's approach. Are you willing to create a new Network of experts dealing with your topics? Why don't you contact us?

  1. What should you consider before starting a knowledge network or community?
  2. How do I get started in developing my knowledge network or community?
  3. What can I do to make my knowledge network or community successful?
  4. How can we sustain the interest and motivation of the people who participate in the knowledge network or community?
  5. What kind of support can we expect from Office of Knowledge Exchange, Research and Extension?
  6. How much time and resources will it take to run a knowledge network or community?
  7. How do we engage senior managers to support our knowledge network or community?
  8. Can we include non-FAO staff in our knowledge network or community?
  9. What is the link between knowledge management and knowledge networks or communities?
  10. How can we promote our knowledge network or community within FAO?
  11. Do I need a website for my knowledge network or community?
  12. Help! I've been told to start an online forum, but there are no discussions happening. What can we do?


What is the link between knowledge management and knowledge networks or communities?

Knowledge networks or communities are a mechanism for sharing knowledge and learning. As such, they are part of the knowledge management approaches currently being undertaken by FAO.
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