Activities
These are the Network's current activities:
1) Mapping of intermediary services
The network is creating a web mapping tool of intermediary services around the world that will act as a resource for the sector and help foster collaboration. Please contact Al Scott for more information.
2) Knowledge Brokers’ Forum
The core group are managing the Knowledge Brokers' Forum, a new web platform to promote knowledge sharing and dissemination on intermediary work in international development. Please visit www.knowledgebrokersforum.org to join.
3) M & E toolkit/ framework/ methodology
An M&E group is collating relevant M&E resources, and generating ideas and expertise on a framework for intermediary work to inform a dedicated session at the next I-K-Mediary workshop in 2012. Please contact Christelle Chapoy and Navin Anand for more details. See also the Network's case study work, Intermediary Impact (PDF) from 2009.
4) Translation Tool
Members are scoping and looking into the feasibility of developing a web based tool for translation. A long-term project but an important one for the Network. To find out more please contact Masum Billah.
5) Exchange Visits
A sub-group of the network is developing an outline of how exchange visits could work amongst network members and hopes to pilot a few exchanges in 2011/2012. Please contact Liz Allcock and Yaso Kunaratnam for more details.
6) Online skills sharing
The network wll be using online tools to continue sharing and learning in different aspects of intermediary work such as web 2.0 and monitoring and evaluation. For more information contact Sham Pujar.
7) Intermediary events
A group is developing publicity material for the Network and identifying relevant gatherings to run intermediary events and promote the work of the Network. If you would like a member to host an intermediary event or present at a conference, please contact Lynne Sergeant.
8) Theory and principles of knowledge intermediation
A sub-group of members hope to produce a paper on the theory and concepts behind intermediary work and present this at relevant upcoming conferences. To find out more please contact Ananya Raihan.
1) Mapping of intermediary services
The network is creating a web mapping tool of intermediary services around the world that will act as a resource for the sector and help foster collaboration. Please contact Al Scott for more information.
2) Knowledge Brokers’ Forum
The core group are managing the Knowledge Brokers' Forum, a new web platform to promote knowledge sharing and dissemination on intermediary work in international development. Please visit www.knowledgebrokersforum.org to join.
3) M & E toolkit/ framework/ methodology
An M&E group is collating relevant M&E resources, and generating ideas and expertise on a framework for intermediary work to inform a dedicated session at the next I-K-Mediary workshop in 2012. Please contact Christelle Chapoy and Navin Anand for more details. See also the Network's case study work, Intermediary Impact (PDF) from 2009.
4) Translation Tool
Members are scoping and looking into the feasibility of developing a web based tool for translation. A long-term project but an important one for the Network. To find out more please contact Masum Billah.
5) Exchange Visits
A sub-group of the network is developing an outline of how exchange visits could work amongst network members and hopes to pilot a few exchanges in 2011/2012. Please contact Liz Allcock and Yaso Kunaratnam for more details.
6) Online skills sharing
The network wll be using online tools to continue sharing and learning in different aspects of intermediary work such as web 2.0 and monitoring and evaluation. For more information contact Sham Pujar.
7) Intermediary events
A group is developing publicity material for the Network and identifying relevant gatherings to run intermediary events and promote the work of the Network. If you would like a member to host an intermediary event or present at a conference, please contact Lynne Sergeant.
8) Theory and principles of knowledge intermediation
A sub-group of members hope to produce a paper on the theory and concepts behind intermediary work and present this at relevant upcoming conferences. To find out more please contact Ananya Raihan.
