In August 2016, the Knowledge for Health Project tested the WhatsApp Messenger platform as a mode to deliver family planning continued professional development training content to Kenyan health workers and promote knowledge exchange and discussion. 

The Knowledge for Health Project provided knowledge management capacity strengthening services to a variety of organizations in East Africa, 2014-2019. This report covers work with the East, Central and Southern Africa Health Community (ECSA-HC), East African Community (EAC) Secretariat Health Department, East Africa Health Research Commission (EAHRC), Lake Victoria Basin Commission (LVBC), and Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD). 

The Knowledge for Health (K4Health) Project provided knowledge management capacity strengthening to the Pan Caribbean Partnership Against HIV and AIDS (PANCAP), 2016-2019.

This 40-page guide, developed in 2016, is a reference tool for those who wish to bring together a group of people to share what they know, strengthen and support each other’s knowledge management capacity, and create a forum for learning about and adapting knowledge management strategies and tools. The guide offers a simple and effective approach to organizing a knowledge share fair. The approach will help you:

This 40-page guide is a reference tool for public health or international development professionals who wish to bring together a group of people to share what they know, strengthen and support each other’s knowledge management capacity, and create a forum for learning about and adapting knowledge management strategies and tools. The guide offers a simple and effective approach to organizing a knowledge share fair. The approach will help you:

Read this guide first to get a succinct overview of what is included in the Knowledge Management (KM) Training Package for Global Health Programs, and how to use the KM Training Package to design a training workshop to help improve your global health program. The 8-page guide provides a brief overview of KM and of the Knowledge Management Road Map—the 5-step systematic process for generating, collecting, analyzing, synthesizing, and sharing knowledge that the KM Training Package is grounded in.

The Building Better Programs guide is part of the Knowledge Management Collection, a family of resources designed to help global health professionals understand, use, and train others on knowledge management (KM) approaches, tools, and techniques.

An example of a success story about a knowledge management activity implemented by the K4Health Project in Ghana.