🎊 Curious about #KnowledgeBrokerage in the development sector, and how you can adopt this unique tool in your advocacy and policy work? Let me break it down for you! 🌍💡
Many have been asking, "Harun, what's Knowledge Brokerage, and how effective is it within the development sector?" Well, let's dive into it!
Knowledge Brokerage is all about facilitating the exchange, synthesis, and application of knowledge among various stakeholders involved in development activities. Think governments, NGOs, academia, communities, and international organizations coming together to bridge the gap between research, policy, and practice. It's like connecting the dots between what we know and how we act to make positive change happen!
Let's dive into practical examples;
1️⃣ In 2023, I had the privilege of being deeply involved in this process, particularly focusing on #climatejustice initiatives. Partnering with clients from The Hague and Kenya, my role ranged from mapping grassroots CSOs to documenting best practices in climate change mitigation and adaptation efforts.
2️⃣ Through Knowledge Brokerage, we synthesized research findings, data, and on-the-ground experiences into actionable insights for climate justice advocacy. Picture this: facilitating dialogues, networking, and collaboration among stakeholders to share innovative solutions and lessons learned. It's about turning ideas into impact!
3️⃣ One highlight? Our work was showcased at COP28, demonstrating how Knowledge Brokerage can drive real policy change. It's not just about talking the talk; it's about walking the walk and making a tangible difference in communities worldwide.
4️⃣ And let's not forget about monitoring and evaluation. By constantly assessing our impact, we refine our strategies and ensure we're on the right track towards a more inclusive, equitable, and sustainable future.
So, to sum it up, Knowledge Brokerage isn't just a buzzword; it's a powerful tool for driving positive change in the development sector. Let's keep the conversation going and continue to harness the power of knowledge for a brighter tomorrow! 🌟
About the project; The Platform for Disaster Displacment implements the project to “Avert, Minimize and Address Displacement Related to the Effects of Climate Change” (#PAMAD) to assist countries and communities facing the challenges of Loss, Damage and Displacement. Under PAMAD, and in partnership with the Global Network of Civil Society Organisations on Disaster Reduction (GNDR), the PDD promotes peer-to-peer learning on effective responses to displacement and climate change in Kenya. The project is supported by the Norad - Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation.
PS; See sample of the case study. Check the comment section for more case studies we did last year.
Lorenzo, Chirine, Pauline, Erick, Prof Rev. Douglas, UN Climate Change, Loss and Damage Youth Coalition, Climate Mitigate, UNOPS,
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