Examples of using Knowledge management systems in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Department of Political Affairs should develop knowledge management systems to capture and disseminate expert group and envoy knowledge and to promote learning and best practices.
Objective: Dissemination and adoption of improved technologies and governance to increase productivity of food legumes through participatory knowledge management systems and South-South collaboration.
Global knowledge management systems will connect with more institutions of excellence in the South and facilitate transfer of expertise and experience among programme countries and regional organizations.
Recommendation 6: Develop knowledge management systems to capture and disseminate expert group and envoy knowledge and to promote learning and best practices.
Managers will be accountable for having systems in place for ensuring that knowledge is shared and knowledge management systems are in place.
Government efforts to strengthen monitoring systems and evaluation capacity will be supported, and knowledge management systems will facilitate sharing of evidence that can add value to planning,
(ii) Develop global knowledge networks. Professional networks in specialist areas that bridge the United Nations system and its implementing partners are best positioned to develop knowledge management systems and practices.
The Strategy also requests the secretariat to develop its capacity to service the CST effectively by, inter alia, supporting the knowledge management systems established by the CST and performing information and knowledge brokering functions.
It aims to build capacity among all stakeholders and strengthen information networks and knowledge management systems, particularly among indigenous peoples, to support their full and effective participation in policy dialogue at all levels.
In paragraph 20(b)(ii) b. i. of the same annex, the COP mandated the secretariat to support the knowledge management systems established by the CST and to perform information and knowledge brokering functions.
It aims to build capacity among all stakeholders, strengthen information networks and knowledge management systems, particularly among indigenous peoples, to support their full and effective participation in policy dialogue at all levels.
The experts recommended that the strengthening of the data gathering and analysis capacity of small island developing States should be approached with an eye to bolstering knowledge management systems and monitoring and evaluation frameworks.
Promote/develop/support knowledge management systems, enabling programme countries to avail themselves of expertise and knowledge, including at the regional level and from non-resident agencies(see para. 128).
level of investment in monitoring and evaluation and other knowledge management systems was critical to the success of future programmes.
Operational objective 1: Effective knowledge management systems are in place.
Strengthening information and knowledge management systems relating to violence against women.
Encouraging the establishment of links with regional knowledge management systems via existing networks;
Better integrate UNOSSC knowledge-sharing platforms and hubs into the UNDP knowledge management systems BDP.
The importance of knowledge management systems has been identified as one of the common elements.
UNICEF is supporting the development of similar knowledge management systems in Bangladesh, Honduras and Mozambique.