What this includes
What we offer
- Learning agendas
Learning questions that link evidence to the decisions your organization must make. - Lessons learned and knowledge capture
After-action reviews, knowledge-capture workshops and lessons-learned reports. - Knowledge products
Case studies, evidence briefs, policy notes and synthesis reports. - Dashboards and data visualization
Clear visuals that turn data into answers for managers and partners. - Knowledge repositories
Simple systems to store, find and reuse documents and data. - Learning events
Workshops, webinars and communities of practice.
- Capture
- Data, reports and the experience of teams and communities
- Synthesize
- What worked, for whom, and why
- Share
- Briefs, dashboards and events in the right language
- Use
- Decisions, adjustments and the next program design
How we work
Five steps that make knowledge easy to find and use.
Map needs
Identify who needs which knowledge, and when.
Capture
Collect lessons, data and documents.
Synthesize
Turn material into clear findings.
Share
Reach each audience in its language and format.
Use and adapt
Track how evidence informs decisions.
Frameworks we draw on
- Learning agendas
- Collaborating, learning and adapting (CLA)
- After-action reviews
- Outcome harvesting
- Utilization-focused evaluation
- Human-centered design
Questions
How is knowledge management different from MEAL?
MEAL generates evidence about results. Knowledge management makes sure that evidence, and the experience behind it, is captured, shared and used.
Can you produce products in Haitian Creole?
Yes. We produce content in Haitian Creole, French and English so each audience can use it.
Have a project in mind?
Commission an assignment, partner with us on a bid, or join our associate expert network.