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Agriculture is inherently knowledge-intensive, especially for small dairy farmers. This podcast dives into how implementing knowledge management - acquiring, sharing, and utilizing vital information - is crucial for boosting productivity, ensuring sustainability, and driving development in rural Kenya. Featuring insights from KM expert Omondi Yudah.If you enjoyed this episode, feel free to share it with your farmer friends or sustainability enthusiasts. Your support means a lot to us!Follow this podcast to receive the upcoming episodes as soon as they are released and stay up-to-date with the latest advancements in agricultural knowledge management.To delve deeper into the topic, explore additional resources and join the discussion on our website.

In this episode of the Knowledge Management Podcast in Africa, Kabod Group sits down with Mr. Abugri, a seasoned Knowledge Management professional. Mr. Abugri is a Certified Knowledge and Project Management Practitioner and currently serves as the Knowledge Management, Learning & Communications Lead Specialist at the Forum for Agricultural Research in Africa (FARA), an apex continental organization under the African Union Commission, responsible for coordinating and advocating for Agricultural Research and Development. Mr. Abugri shares his inspiring journey into the field of Knowledge Management, detailing his impactful initiatives in education, food security, child protection, nutrition, and health. With extensive experience at World Vision West Africa, USAID Ghana, and FARA, Mr. Abugri provides valuable insights into the role of Knowledge Management in driving positive change across various sectors. Don't miss this insightful conversation! 🔗 Explore our exciting services and projects on our ⁠website⁠.

In a recent episode of the Kabod Group podcast (KMPA 3), Professor Madeleine Fombad, a renowned figure in Knowledge Management (KM) at the University of South Africa, engages in a compelling conversation with Christian Elongue, Managing Director of Kabod Group. They delve into the pivotal role of KM in Africa and the pressing need to bolster its presence across the continent. The discussion centers on unraveling why KM hasn't been widely embraced as an academic discipline in Africa and the efforts to integrate it into academic curricula. Professor Fombad sheds light on the intersection of KM and climate change challenges, advocating for its potential to drive behavioural shifts and policy formulation.Exploring collaborative opportunities between academia and policymakers, they underscore the importance of proactive community engagement and a dynamic curriculum aligned with industry demands. Despite challenges, they propose a comprehensive action plan to garner stakeholder support and elevate awareness about KM's strategic significance.Join Kabod Group's community of practice (Knowledge Management Professionals in Africa) on LinkedIn or reach out via email( elongue@kabodgroup.com) to participate in initiatives driving KM advocacy across Africa. Together, let's harness the transformative potential of KM for Africa's sustainable development.

Africa is increasingly embracing knowledge management (KM) as a strategic practice, yet many organizations face unique challenges in its adoption and implementation. Seeking profound perspectives on this matter, Christian Elongue, representing Kabod Group, engaged in a conversation with Sarah Wakuthii, a seasoned KM expert based in Kenya. In this deep dive into "Knowledge Management in Africa," Sarah Wakuthii, with her rich background and experience, shared invaluable insights into the challenges, opportunities, and success stories within the field.