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Proposed KM activities for 2004

By RCN Ghana · 12 May 2004

Proposed KM activities for 2004
Following the advocacy workshop of 12/13 May 2004, a Task Force was formed, which had its first meeting on 19 May 2004. During this meeting, the Task Force members discussed and agreed on a range of outputs to be delivered during its tenure May –December, 2004 .
The range of outputs to be delivered in the period May-December 2004, as discussed in the first Task Force meeting on 19 May 2004, was described in a proposal on strengthening information and knowledge management services within the water and sanitation sector in Ghana.
The activities can be classified into two groups, namely:
those that have to be directly delivered by the Task Force
complementary demand driven, sector- focused products and services to support the overall effort of the Task Force and to get the sector primed for the intensive KM efforts that will be implemented from January 2005.  
The focus of activities during the period from June-December 2004 were the following.
To raise awareness on the importance and relevance of KM for WATSAN goals among sector professionals at national, regional and district level and for ESAs active in Ghana including those not present at the KM Advocacy Workshop.
To show sector professionals in Ghana that the proposed Resource Centre Network has the capacity to fulfill its mission/mandate and able to produce relevant quality products and to offer relevant quality services (to show the “raison d’être”).
To keep up the momentum on interest and expectations created among participants of the KM Advocacy Workshop May 2004.
To develop capacities among the core RCN organizations to develop quality Knowledge M products and services.
Key Outputs/Activities that were to be Accomplished by the Task Force
Final Report of Advocacy Workshop
Framework for Operation of TF
Priority advocacy activities and KM products has been agreed
Support the implementation of priority activities
A concept report/strategy document for the  long term development of KM
Assessment of Sector Capacit…