The Importance of Communities of Practice Linked to Knowledge Management Activities

After developing and testing the research model (see Figure 2-3), the impact that knowledge management activities supported by organizational and technical initiatives have on individual, team, and organizational levels. The results provide some potentially valuable insight into the theory and practice of knowledge management. Firstly, this research empirically supports discussions inherent in social capital theory, organizational knowledge theory, and knowledge management theory, the influence of knowledge management has changed from individual to team and the whole organization I will.

Knowledge network and practical community: UNDP has practical networks and communities linked to UNDP's global subregion resource facilities and regional center systems. Evaluation Manager or UNDP Communication Representative submits an evaluation report or other relevant knowledge product to a colleague throughout the organization and sends it to a knowledge network in a practical field such as a governance network (dgp - net) or a poor network (general network) You can submit. . . Evaluation network or "EvalNet": This works more directly than the company's knowledge management system to support the design and development of information and knowledge products from monitoring and evaluation activities. The network relies mainly on stakeholder participation. EvalNet is a group of UNDP staff, mainly from the country office, participates in UNDP evaluation, develops management tools and methodologies based on results, and organizes evaluation capacity development activities.

Each monitoring and evaluation activity has a purpose. UNDP emphasizes monitoring and evaluation to complement the management results, to promote the foundation of learning and knowledge creation within the organization, and to promote wider development and evaluation communities and to support public accountability for United Nations development doing. The knowledge gained from monitoring and evaluation is the core of UNDP's organization learning process. Information and facts provided by monitoring and evaluation are knowledge that increases knowledge after being accepted and internalized. UNDP utilizes knowledge to apply and apply monitoring and evaluation to improve the overall performance and quality of the results of existing and future projects, programs and strategies. An important part of monitoring and evaluating the knowledge gained is to make RBM and MfDF work.