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| author | Wehn, Uta Smith, David Gharesifard, Mohammad Remmers, Meike |
| author_facet | Wehn, Uta Smith, David Gharesifard, Mohammad Remmers, Meike |
| contents | <p>The AfriAlliance project was fostering the successful interaction among relevant stakeholders from both Africa and Europe, in water management. This is of principal importance when trying to generate, increase and exchange knowledge and innovation for solutions that have noticeable and high impact. Working Groups, Action Groups, or Communities of Practice – these are all means to bring together relevant stakeholders, experts and/or decision makers to engage in joint knowledge creation and knowledge sharing around a specific topic, issue or area. But these are only useful means if people actually want to participate in such groups. We asked: What are the barriers and obstacles for your participation in Working Groups? What is in it for you? And under what conditions do you think they work well?</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Results of the AfriAlliance survey on drivers for Participating in Working Groups Wehn, Uta Smith, David Gharesifard, Mohammad Remmers, Meike <p>The AfriAlliance project was fostering the successful interaction among relevant stakeholders from both Africa and Europe, in water management. This is of principal importance when trying to generate, increase and exchange knowledge and innovation for solutions that have noticeable and high impact. Working Groups, Action Groups, or Communities of Practice – these are all means to bring together relevant stakeholders, experts and/or decision makers to engage in joint knowledge creation and knowledge sharing around a specific topic, issue or area. But these are only useful means if people actually want to participate in such groups. We asked: What are the barriers and obstacles for your participation in Working Groups? What is in it for you? And under what conditions do you think they work well?</p> |
| title | Results of the AfriAlliance survey on drivers for Participating in Working Groups |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17591821 |