[Sigiii-l] [Fwd: [km4dev-l] December issue of KM4D Journal Vol.2(3) on 'Bridging knowledge divides' is now online]

[Michel J. Menou]

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Sujet: 	[km4dev-l] December issue of KM4D Journal Vol.2(3) on 'Bridging 
knowledge divides' is now online
Date: 	Tue, 30 Jan 2007 18:06:50 +0100
De: 	Cummings, Sarah <S.Cummings at kit.nl>
Pour: 	KM for Development <km4dev-l at dgroups.org>



Dear colleagues

The December issue of the 'Knowledge Management for Development Journal' 
Vol.2, Issue 3 on the subject of ‘Bridging knowledge divides’ is now 
online at: http://www.km4dev.org/journal/index.php/km4dj

We would like to thank all the authors and the members of the Guest 
Editor team (Peter J. Bury, Atanu Garai, Baharul Islam and Patrick 
Ngulube) for their valuable work on this issue. The full list of 
contents can be seen below.

At the same time as launching this issue, we are undertaking a survey of 
users’ opinions of the KM4D Journal via Surveymonkey. We would love to 
hear what you think about the journal. You can take part in the survey 
via this link http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=261713221154 and there 
is also a link on the journal’s front page.

Comments or questions relating to the journal or the survey should be 
addressed to the editors at: km4dj-editors at dgroups.org

With very best wishes

Julie Ferguson, Lucie Lamoureux and Sarah Cummings

Co-Chief Editors, KM4 Journal

Vol 2, No 3 (2006)
**Table of Contents**

Editorial
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On knowledge divides and joined up thinking - Anybody interested? (1-4)
Peter J. Bury, Atanu Garai, Baharul Islam, Patrick Ngulube, Julie 
Ferguson, Sarah Cummings


Articles
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One never knows: research policy and knowledge management in Dutch 
development cooperation. (5-18)
Caroline Wiedenhof, Henk Molenaar
Knowledge management working tool for agricultural extension practice: 
the case of Ghana (19-29)
William Boateng
Knowledge on yam variety development: insights from farmers’ and 
researchers’ practices. (30-39)
Afio Zannou, Paul Richards, Paul C. Struik
Online knowledge sharing tools: any use in Africa? (40-47)
Margreet Van Doodewaard
> From knowledge transfer to a learning-based approach: perspectives from 
IDS' information services. (48-59)
Cheryl Brown, Louise Daniel, Catherine Fisher
Multi-stakeholder deliberation on dialectical divides: an operational 
principle of the systems of innovation (60-74)
Laxmi Prasad Pant, Helen Hambly Odame
Access to scholarly literature via a free knowledge management enabler: 
an opportunity for scientists in developing countries (75-85)
Enrique Canessa, Carlo Fonda, Marco Zennaro, Katepalli R. Sreenivasan


Case Studies
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Civil Society, research-based knowledge, and policy (86-96)
Julius Court, Enrique Mendizabal, David Osborne, John Young
Using participatory GIS to bridge knowledge divides among the Onge of 
Little Andaman Island, India. (97-110)
Anindita Bhattacharyya
Managing local and external knowledge in a development research project 
in Uzbekistan (111-122)
Caleb Wall
Feeding livestock through partnerships (123-135)
Nicolene de Haan, Dannie Romney, Peter Bezkorowajnyj, Olusoji Olufajo


Stories
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Malaria Competence Network collaborates to roll back malaria. (136-140)
Ibrahim Kamara, Komlan Toulassi Blaise Sedoh


Community Notes
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Leadership and knowledge into the hands of those who care (141-145)
Lou Petronella Compernolle


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