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Knowledge that travels.
Two practical guides make knowledge networks, peer learning and shared experience easier to navigate.
THE WORK
World Health Organization knowledge guides
Knowledge only becomes useful when people can find it, share it and put it to work. These publication design samples bring structure and clarity to guidance developed in the context of WHO’s Country Readiness Strengthening work.
What went into it
- Tools & Techniques for Establishing & Maintaining Knowledge Networks.
- Activities for Increasing Peer-to-Peer Learning & Engagement within Knowledge Networks in the Context of WHO.
- Clear editorial hierarchy, coherent layouts and visual organisation for technical material.
The guides address knowledge exchange among preparedness and response stakeholders across countries and regions. They show experience communicating for an international health audience.
Cover previews only. The full guides are not reproduced or offered for download here. WHO owns its institutional content and identity.
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