Knowledge Management
Managing, curating, and sharing knowledge to make programme learning accessible across sectors.
Programme Introduction
The Knowledge Management programme ensures that experience, technical documents, research, good practices, and learning materials do not remain solely in internal archives. CoE-PGN develops them into accessible publications, repositories, forums, and learning channels.
Why This Programme Is Needed
National nutrition involves many actors and regions. Without structured knowledge management, valuable lessons are difficult to find, share, and use to improve programme implementation.
Related Programme Content
Articles, CoE Talks, repositories, and galleries connect thematic knowledge with stakeholders' learning needs.
- Building a Healthy, Intelligent Generation with Strong Character through MBG Nutrition Education
Nutrition education training of trainers for all education levels, from early childhood (PAUD) to primary (SD), junior secondary (SMP) and senior secondary (SMA) school, strengthened the educational dimension of the Free Nutritious Meals (MBG) programme.
- Knowledge Hub: Building a Strategic Foundation for National Nutrition
National nutrition efforts generate policies, modules, research findings, training materials, event documentation, good practices and local implementation experience.
Key Focus Areas
Priority areas that inform the design of programme activities and content.
Documenting programmes, learning, good practices, challenges, and achievements.
Developing communication materials and content for knowledge dissemination.
Sharing research findings and good practices with stakeholders.
Managing digital knowledge platforms, repositories, publications, and galleries.
Metadata standards, categories, and filters that make knowledge easy to find and reuse.
Key Activities
Knowledge Curation
Selecting and organising documents, articles, videos, and learning materials.
Thematic Publications
Publishing articles, policy briefs, reports, and accessible materials tailored to audiences' needs.
Learning Forums
Organising thematic discussions through CoE Talks and channels for sharing good practices.
Knowledge Channels
Repository
Technical documents, reports, guidelines, and publications that can be filtered by theme.
Publications
News, articles, research summaries, good practices, and public learning materials.
CoE Talks
A channel for thematic discussions with experts and practitioners and their documentation.
Outputs and Benefits
- A structured, accessible knowledge repository.
- Consistent publication formats and content metadata.
- Learning materials that stakeholders can use.