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MANAGING KNOWLEDGE AND COMMUNICATION
FOR DEVELOPMENT IN
AFRICA
22-23 JUNE 2017
ITOCA is pleased to
announce a Managing
Knowledge and
Communication for
Development in Africa
(MKC4D) workshop. The
workshop will be delivered
by renowned Knowledge
professional Jon Gregson,
UK
This theoretical and practical
workshop will have a strong focus
on how to build successful
knowledge management and
communication for development
initiatives within the African
context
Centurion,
South Africa
Cost: R1700 per participant Venue: Centurion, South Africa
The workshop objectives are to:Develop an understanding of how to design knowledge
management systems and approaches internally within
organisations and also within the development of projects.
Illustrate knowledge management approaches with practical
examples from relevant contexts, exploring factors that have
led to success and failure of such initiatives.
Inform and raise awareness of good practices in relation to
the use of ICTs in knowledge and communication for
development initiatives.
Registration
R1700 per participant Registration fee includes lunches, refreshments and
training material. The registration fee does not
include travel, accommodation and other travel
related expenses. These are the responsibility of the
participants or their institutions.
The organisers regret that they have no sponsorship
to assist prospective participants.
Register here https://goo.gl/muSYjC
[email protected] +27 12 663 4062 www.itoca.org
Jon Gregson: He has tutored and jointly authored the SOAS
postgraduate distance learning course on ‘Managing
Knowledge and Communication for Development’. He was a
tutor on SOAS' "ICTs for Development (ICT4D). He has also
headed up the Knowledge Services Department at the Institute
of Development Studies (based at the University of Sussex),
and was involved in a wide range of Knowledge Management
and ICT4D capacity development projects in Africa and Asia
including the DFID funded ‘Mobilising Knowledge for
Development’ and ‘Global Open Knowledge Hub’ projects for
which hewas Programme Director.
Profile of the Facilitator