Stakeholder and community engagement
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Case studies in complexity (part 7): Problem-solving communication skills and lateral thinking in the Helidon Hills
Two very effective approaches for overcoming resistance and denial when engaging stakeholders.
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Ignoring evidence affects UK’s ability to respond to major challenges
To address this, two key measures are proposed: involving citizens more actively in the policy-making process, and enhancing the accountability…
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Digital storytelling can be a powerful tool for water researchers
Good digital storytelling is a way to impart different forms of knowledge in a way that stimulates action.
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Women are influencers in rural communities
Research finds women are opinion leaders in implementing sustainable and developmental initiatives in local communities.
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Inclusive Systemic Thinking for transformative change
Inclusive Systemic Thinking is an emerging approach that builds on the tradition of systems thinking for problem solving.
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Video & further reading: What knowledge managers can learn about TKM from outside the KM field
The video from Bruce Boyes' Global Think-Tank for Organizational Tacit Knowledge Management webinar on 17 April 2023 is now available.
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Making a difference through consensus – lessons from African food markets
Governments and development agencies can learn a lot from how African mass food markets and indigenous communities use consensus to…
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Stakeholder Engagement Primer – Integration and Implementation Insights
Multi-stakeholder processes are important in knowledge management (KM), but how to effectively engage stakeholders?
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Engaging stakeholder knowledge: 60 tools and methods for multi-stakeholder partnership processes
Tools and methods to engage the diverse knowledge of stakeholders and stakeholder groups in decision-making processes.
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Top-down vs. collaborative consensus: using the most appropriate approach for the decision-making level
It is entirely possible to encourage and respect decentralised knowledge and problem solving while retaining an overriding purpose and command…
