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    Introduction to Knowledge Brokering

    Venice, April 2012 Piotr Magnuszewski Centre for Systems Solutions

    Knowledge Brokering
    A broker is a party that mediates between a buyer and a seller.

    How to make knowledge brokering more effective?

    Knowledge Management

    Truth
    ability to act effectively and critically in different situations

    Wisdom

    actionable information

    Knowledge

    systematically organized data known facts

    Information Data

    Knowledge Management Cycle

    Discovering Knowledge

    Knowledge Management Cycle

    Discovering Knowledge

    Organizing Knowledge

    Knowledge Management Cycle

    Organizing Knowledge

    Stories
    Organizing Knowledge

    Taxonomies & Classifications Organizing Knowledge

    Systems Thinking

    Causal Connections
    Organizing Knowledge

    Causal Connections

    Rainfall Soil Erodibility

    Slope Length + + + Erosion + + +

    Slope Gradient

    Crop Management Erosion Control Practice

    Universal Soil Loss Equation

    Organizing Knowledge

    + Rainfall +

    Surface Water

    Runoff + -

    Stocks & Flows


    + Growing + +

    Percolation + Erosion -

    Soil

    Vegetative Cover

    Disappearing

    Organizing Knowledge

    Institutional Analysis

    Rule 1. Boss is always right. Rule 2. If you think the boss is wrong refer to rule 1.

    Rules

    Organizing Knowledge

    Activity Diagrams

    Procedures and Strategies


    Organizing Knowledge

    Databases, Ontologies

    Organizing Knowledge

    Objects Properties Relationships

    Concepts and Relationships between them

    Concept Maps

    Organizing Knowledge

    Sharing Knowledge

    Knowledge Management Cycle

    one-way transmission

    Sharing Knowledge

    or two-way exchange

    Sharing Knowledge

    Participatory Processes

    Sharing Knowledge

    Knowledge Co-production

    Sharing Knowledge

    Knowledge Brokering Instruments

    Sharing Knowledge

    Group Model Building

    Sharing Knowledge

    Scenarios

    Sharing Knowledge

    Role-Playing and Simulation Games

    Sharing Knowledge

    Role-Playing and Simulation Games

    Game with Climate


    Will you save the planet?

    internet multi-player game


    Sharing Knowledge

    Communities of Practice

    Sharing Knowledge

    Applying Knowledge

    Knowledge Management Cycle

    Policy Making

    Applying Knowledge

    Updating Knowledge

    Knowledge Management Cycle

    Evaluating Knowledge

    Updating Knowledge

    Formulation

    Assessment

    Policy
    Implementation

    Monitoring & Evaluation

    Knowledge & Policy Cycle

    Learning and Practice


    idea

    map

    action

    reflection

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