Capacity Development for HOPE Sample Clauses

Capacity Development for HOPE. Assessment of HOPE’s capabilities and strategic planning taking place between 2001 and 2003 have identified Knowledge Management as the area most in need of strengthening at HOPE, and have established objectives for capacity development in this area. These include ▪ improved documentation of HOPE methods and experiences; ▪ improved use of monitoring and evaluation to identify lessons learned; ▪ improved access to methods and lessons learned through an improved bank of methods and experiences with an improved interface with users; and ▪ improved active dissemination of lessons learned between HOPE projects and to other organizations through publications. XXXX will carry out the following activities to accomplish these activities: ▪ Formally document the curricula, tools, and methods used in this Haiti project, review them, make revisions as needed to allow accommodation to other locations, and publish them internally for circulation. ▪ Formally document lessons learned from monitoring with “white papers” describing situation, results, conclusions, and lessons learned, with assessments quarterly to identify such lessons in progress. Where possible to predict, special data collection to confirm lessons will be set up in advance, so that supportive data will be more objective (mini-operational research). ▪ Develop a data bank and key word computer based access system that will allow easy access to reports, lessons learned, survey and project results, and other project related information. ▪ Develop six monthly lessons learned newsletter disseminating lessons learned to other HOPE projects. ▪ Make reports and other documents available on HOPE web site. ▪ Publish findings from this and other projects in refereed journals. Specific dissemination channels will include the following: • Headquarters workshops, including during the annual Fall Leadership Conference, which includes all country directors. • Field-to-field learning including staff visits between the various programs which include Child Survival and more formal activities such as the recent (November 2000) Child Survival Sustainability workshop in Nicaragua, which included HOPE CS staff from Nicaragua, Guatemala, and Peru. • HOPE web site. • Sharing among programs of site visit reports, evaluation reports, etc. • Increased documentation of project impact and methods, and sharing of same throughout HOPE.
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