The Bellanet Alliance is an international network of organizations working to foster global and regional collaboration through the effective use of Information and Communications Technologies (ICTs) and Knowledge Sharing practices. Operating as an independent and self-sustained alliance of social
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This guidebook in Nepali is published by SAP International and Bellanet with an objective of promoting the use of free and open source softwares in Nepal. The guidebook contains details of basic free and open source softwares like wordprocessor, emial client, calculator, etc with proper instructions for the user to install and operate the software. Published in Nepali, the book is expected to be useful for penetration of FOSS at the grassroots.
If you want to know more about the book, please contact hshrestha (AT) bellanet.org (repalce AT with @)
Open Space at a glance is a booklet produced to share the concepts and procedures of Open Space Technology. Open Space Technology provides an interactive space where participans choose areas of discussion that they care about most. Written in simple language and illustrated in an intresting manner, this booklet is expected to be helpful for facilitators around the globe willing to adopt Open Space Technology.
If you are interested in this publication, send your email to bbista (AT) bellanet.org - (replace ' AT ' with @)
In the course of their various activities, the Harambee Project proponents recognized that processes supporting collaboration and partnership are critical to enhancing the participation of Africans in their own development. There is both an immediate and strong need in Africa for capacity development in the design of processes that assist in the creation, use and sharing of knowledge, and in the use of ICTs to support such engagement.
In this section of the Journal, KM4Dev members revisit and reflect on past mailing list discussions. In this Issue, Lucie Lamoureux looks back on discussion threads that focused on knowledge sharing capacity development. This specific Community Notes was also developed as an entry in the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Renewal Project.
Networks are acknowledged as effective information, communication and coordination mechanisms in development cooperation. Considerable work has been done in international cooperation to support the establishment and management of networks on local, regional and international levels in the developed and developing world, and various stakeholders strengthen capacities for networking. However, many networks struggle with similar challenges.