Where do I start?

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Now that you have an introduction to knowledge management (KM) and have begun to articulate your business case for KM, it is important to consider your next steps. Below are resources to help you in getting started with your KM activities.

Resources

The Knowledge Translation Toolkit: Bridging the Know–Do Gap: A Resource for Researchers
International Development Research Centre [IDRC]
The Knowledge Translation Toolkit provides a thorough overview of what knowledge translation (KT) is and how to use it most effectively to bridge...
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Levels of Knowledge Management Maturity
APQC
APQC's Levels of Knowledge Management Maturity provide a road map for moving from immature, inconsistent knowledge management activities to mature,...
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Managing Knowledge to Improve Reproductive Health Programs (MAQ Paper No. 5)
USAID,Maximizing Access and Quality Initiative (MAQ)
This brief introduces key concepts and considers how KM tools and approaches can help reproductive health organizations meet the following...
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