Nadia Manning-Thomas

Nadia Manning-Thomas
I am the Knowledge Sharing and Uptake Specialist at the International Water Management Institute, working directly within research projects to support their efforts to improve impact through enhancing knowledge sharing (both ways) and facilitating greater uptake of research results. I work alot on finding positive ways to engage with, learn from and share with a wide variety of stakeholders. I previously lead the ICT-KM Knowledge Sharing in Research project (2007-2009) and in this project learned alot about use of Web2.0 including blogs--which i now love!!Read more about me in my profile
Want to improve the impact of your resea...
Are you a researcher? Do you work in a research organisation, project or program? Are you looking for ways to better conduct your research for development, share knowledge, engage with stakeholders, and achieve impact? To help answer those questions, visit ‘Improving impact through knowledge sharing...
Think piece on ICT-enabled collaboration...
The Knowledge Sharing in Research Project Leader Nadia Manning-Thomas recently developed a think-piece for the Science Forum, held in Wageningen, The Netherlands, 16th and 17th June 2009. The think-piece and presentation based on it given during the  Science Forum, were part of the background material...
'Banking your knowledge for others&...
Banking your knowledge for others: An interview with Benjamin Samson from the International Rice Research  Institute (IRRI) on the KSinR Pilot Project – ‘Knowledge Management Harmonizing Research Output’ Communication is important. And how to do it. Leaflets? DVDs? Workshops? But, regardless of...
'It's good to talk'- Fina...
It’s good to talk: An interview with Alexandra Clemett from the International Water Management Institute (IWMI) on the KSinR Pilot Project – ‘Learning Alliances for Wastewater Agriculture and Sanitation for Poverty Alleviation (WASPA-LA)’ Achieving complex change often involves many different...
'Vietnamese Visions'-Final int...
Vietnamese Visions: An interview with Natasja Sheriff from the WorldFish Centre about the KSinR Pilot Project – ‘Applying KS tools to impact monitoring and evaluation’ Human beings have survived through adaptation. And for centuries people have come up with ingenious ways of coping with environmental...
'Blueprinting priorities'-Fina...
Blueprinting priorities: An interview with David Raitzer from the Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) on the KSinR Pilot Project – ‘Shared learning to enhance research priority assessment practices’ Money is hard to come by – especially these days. So when you secure research funding...
'Never underestimate a quiet farmer...
Never underestimate a quiet farmer: An interview with Alessandra Galiè from the International Centre for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA) about the KSinR Pilot Project – ‘The International Farmers’ Conference’ They say you can learn a lot from sitting on a thorn. Apparently, when...
KSinR Pilot Projects have their say at t...
Journalist interviewing Alessandra Galie from ICARDA on the KSinR Pilot Project she has been working on During the Synthesis workshop for the Knowledge Sharing in Research Project held in November 2008, a professional journalist participated in the workshop to capture what was going at the workshop,...
Impressions from the Science Forum...
I (Nadia Manning-Thomas, KSinR Project Leader) was amongst the many that participated in the recently convened CGIAR Science Forum, June 16th and 17th in Wageningen, The Netherlands. The Science Forum was well organised by the Science Council, The Alliance of CGIAR Centres, GFAR and Wageningen UR and...
'Sharing knowledge can save lives&#...
Sharing knowledge can save lives: An interview with Phillip Amoah and Tonya Schuetz  from the International Water Management Institute (IWMI) on the KSinR Pilot Project- ‘The Knowledge Sharing approach to safe food’ A lack of knowledge in Ghana can get you thrown in jail or even killed. Such are...

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