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Architectural considerations for communication and knowledge sharing for the Livestock and Fish research program. Peter Ballantyne (ILRI). Organizing, Managing, Communicating and Leveraging Information and Knowledge to Support and Deliver CRP Results, Addis Ababa, 17-21 October 2012.
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Architectural considerations for communication and knowledge sharing for the Livestock and Fish research program Peter Ballantyne (ILRI) Organizing, Managing, Communicating and Leveraging Information and Knowledge to Support and Deliver CRP Results, Addis Ababa, 17-21 October 2012
Program goal • Increase the productivity of small-scale livestock and fish systems in sustainable ways, making meat, milk and fish more available and affordable across the developing world.
Key elements • The ‘whole’ value chain • Impact at scale through partnerships • Focus on 9 value chains in 8 countries • Value chain development (VCD) + technology development
Past research ‘piecemeal’ ...in Country A ...in Country B ...in Country C ...in Country D Consumers Consumers Consumers Consumers
Major interventions with development partners • Technology Generation • Feeds; Genetics; Health • Market Innovation • Targeting & Impact GLOBAL RESEARCH PUBLIC GOODS INTERVENTIONS TO SCALE OUT REGIONALLY Consumers
Hypothesis / Value Proposition Focused ‘whole’ VCD + technology development + partnerships + Knowledge, communication information = impact ‘at scale’
Enabling technology development Connecting and powering value chain development Improved Technologies Genetics Feeds Health Value Chain Development Sectorial and policy analysis Value chain assessment Value chain innovation Communicating and learning across the Program Dealing with data Targeting, Gender and Impact Systems analysis and targeting Gender and equity M&E and impact assessment Communicating for wider impact
The knowledge we generate will be open and public We value the knowledge of our clients and partners We publish and communicate using multiple formats for multiple purposes We support knowledge collecting, connecting and conversing Face‐to‐face communication is as important as other more explicit communication channels Advocacy is everyone’s responsibility Communication inextricably linked to outcomes Internal communication is part of our communication strategy Partnerships are the key to impact We will innovate in the ways we share knowledge and use ICTs. Principles
CGIAR web in partner webs in ILRI web relay, outreach, amplification partners ! Communication, Re-use, And Publishing Outputs / Products slides and posters publications multimedia data news
Critical Success Factors • Buy in from ‘research’ and leadership • Expertise and skills – ours / partners • Right content flows / tools / pathways • Partners in outreach, relay, amplification … impact • Facilitated processes, activities, …