
The
World Bank
Africa
Region
Indigenous Knowledge for Development Program
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Capitalising
on Local Knowledge
Community
knowledge exchange
A
toolkit for the preparation, implementation and evaluation of
community-to-community
knowledge and learning exchanges
by
Noel Oettle and Bettina
Koelle
Toolkit
I: Methodological Overview & Case studies
Toolkit
II: Guidelines for implementation
August
2003


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INDIGO development & change |
Acknowledgements
It would not have
been possible to produce these toolkits without the wonderful people who
bravely went forth and took part in the knowledge exchange processes that
contributed to the development and testing of this methodology. To those
of you who have contributed your experiences, frustrations and learnings,
our unending thanks. In particular we would like to thank the staff of
Zambia Alliance of Women, the Zambia Energy and Environmental Organisation,
the Green Living Movement, Farmer Support Group, the Northern Cape Department
of Agriculture and the Zambian Ministry of Agriculture.
None of this would have been possible without the generosity and engagement
of the members of the Petauke, Chibombo and Mutendere communities in Zambia,
and the Suid Bokkeveld, Mbongolwane and Wupperthal communities in South
Africa. To Lubinda and Kallis Tafira, our thanks for making sure that
we travelled safely and pleasantly while researching material for this
publication in Zambia.
An enormous contribution to the development of this methodology has been
made by the Indigenous Knowledge for Development Program of teh World
Bank, the Global Mechanism to the UNCCD and members of the RIOD network.
We would specifically like to express our appreciation for the inspirational
contributions of Rainer Woytek, Cheikh Sourang and Masse Lo.
Finally, we would like to express our gratitude to the participants in
the Eastern and Southern African Regional Workshop held in June 2003 to
review and critique these toolkits.
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