Global network survey

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Global Network SurveyBUILDING A COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE

Renee Pardelloassistant dean

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OUTLINE Background Survey design Results Networks Next Steps

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BACKGROUND USDA Center for International Programs

Develop a Community of Practice (CoP)

Focuses on globalization, international development challenges and intercultural skills through shared ideas and stronger networks.

Forum and a resource to integrate international and global content into domestic Extension programs and collaborate on projects that support Extension efforts abroad.

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WHY A CoP?

Demographics Grand Challenges Leverage the

Connections

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The number of foreign-born people in the United States is at an all-time high, at 40 million - an increase of about 9 million since the 2000 census. The 2010 census put the total U.S. population at almost 309 million.

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Star Tribune

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GRAND CHALLENGES

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LEVERAGE THE CONNECTIONS Knowledge &

experience are dispersed

New expectations Need to work

differently Activating the national

extension system

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PLANNING TEAM

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Type & focus of work Experience Professional Development

Interest in CoP Network – snowball

SURVEY DESIGN

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N = 273 94% of the participants are interested in CoP

Abroad and Domestic The additional 6% are only interested in

Domestic CoP

RESULTS

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USA

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ORGANIZATION TYPE

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I HAVE EXPERTISE TO TEACH….

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TRAINING VALUED

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Training Topics

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Kept aware of ac-tivities

Attend online training

Communicate opportunities to

others

Attend in-person training

Be on leadership team

Provide in-person training

Provide online training

Contribute to social media

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HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO PARTICIPATE?

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COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE DOMESTIC

Slightly interested Moderately interested Strongly interested0.0

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COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE ABROAD

Slightly interested Moderately interested Strongly interested0.0

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NETWORK MAP INTERPRETATION

Size of nodes- number of connections Bridger of nodes - link between two

individuals or clusters Lines- shows connections Location- degree of centrality to complete

network

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FOREIGN COUNTRIES

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Rica

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Kenya

India

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Russia

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Egypt

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Poland

Ukrain

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Countries in which respondents are involved

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FOREIGN NETWORK- PEOPLE & COUNTRIES

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FOREIGN NETWORK WITHOUT COUNTRIES

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NETWORK OF PEOPLE INTERESTED IN CoP ABROAD

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NETWORK OF PEOPLE INTERESTED IN CoP ABROAD– CORE COUNTRIES

Costa Rica

Mexico

Kenya

China

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NETWORK OF PEOPLE INTERESTED IN CoP ABROAD – COSTA RICA

Costa Rica

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COSTA RICA NETWORK- PEOPLE ONLY

Costa Rica

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COSTA RICA NETWORK - PEOPLE & PLACES THEY ARE CONNECTED

Mexico

Nicaragua

Costa Rica

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NETWORK OF PEOPLE INTERESTED IN CoP ABROAD - MEXICO

Mexico

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MEXICO NETWORK- PEOPLE ONLY

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MEXICO NETWORK

Mexico

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MEXICO NETWORK– PEOPLE & PLACES THEY ARE CONNECTED

Mexico

Ecuador

DominicanRepublic

Costa Rica

Guatemala

Nicaragua

Thailand

Honduras

Cambodia

India

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NETWORK OF PEOPLE INTERESTED IN CoP ABROAD - KENYA

Kenya

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KENYA NETWORK

Kenya

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KENYA NETWORK - PEOPLE & PLACES THEY ARE CONNECTED

KenyaMexico

China

Tanzania

Ghana

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NETWORK OF PEOPLE INTERESTED IN CoP ABROAD - CHINA

China

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CHINA NETWORK

China

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CHINA NETWORK- PEOPLE & PLACES THEY ARE CONNECTED

China Tanzania

Kenya

India

Burkina Faso

Ghana

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RECENT IMMIGRANT

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Ukrain

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IMMIGRANT NETWORK WITH COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN

Mexico

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IMMIGRANT NETWORK

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MEXICO RECENT IMMIGRANT NETWORK

Mexico

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STRUCTURE OF PEOPLE WHO WORK WITH MEXICAN IMMIGRANTS

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SUBJECT AREAS

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Health

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mer

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Child

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fare

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SUBJECT AREA NETWORK

Agriculture, Post Harvest

Youth Dev.Family Dev.

Water

ClimateForestry

Gender Studies

Food Consumer Sci.

Aquaculture

Child Welfare

Health & Nutrition

Agriculture - Other

Community Dev.

Economic Dev.

Natural Resources

Agriculture, Plants

Agriculture, Animals

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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Community Dev.

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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH OTHER SUBJECTS AREA NETWORKS

Agriculture - Other

Economic Dev.

Community Dev.

Youth Development

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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT NETWORK

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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT NETWORK & COUNTRIES

Mexico

Thailand

Costa RicaNicaragua

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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT NETWORK AND COSTA RICA

Costa Rica

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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT NETWORK AND COSTA RICA

Costa Rica

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Costa Rica - People Only

Costa Rica – Comm. Devp.

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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT NETWORK AND MEXICO

Mexico

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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT NETWORK AND MEXICO

Mexico

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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Economic Dev.

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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND ITS RELATIONS

Economic Dev.

Community Dev.

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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NETWORK

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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NETWORK AND COUNTRIES

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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND INDIA

India

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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NETWORK AND INDIA

India

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YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

Youth Dev.

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YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AND ITS RELATIONS

Youth Dev.

Community Dev.

Famaily Dev.

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YOUTH DEVELOPMENT NETWORK

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YOUTH DEVELOPMENT NETWORK COUNTRIES

Mexico

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YOUTH DEVELOPMENT NETWORK AND MEXICO

Mexico

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AGRICULTURE NETWORK

Agriculture - Other


Agriculture, Plants


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AGRICULTURE PARTS

Agriculture - Other


Agriculture, Plants


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AGRICULTURE AND RELATIONS WITH OTHER SUBJECTS

Agriculture - Other


Agriculture, Plants


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AGRICULTURE: COUNTRIES AND SUBJECT

Agriculture - OtherAgriculture, Post Harvest

Agriculture, Plants


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AGRICULTURE: SUBJECTS AND PEOPLE

Agriculture - Other


Agriculture, Plants


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AGRICULTURE: PERSON TO PERSON NETWORK

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WHAT DOES THIS ALL MEAN? Lots of interest to be involved More data to analyze Lack of knowledge of our work Huge opportunities to make a difference More strategic to address grand

challenges Other??

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NEXT STEPS

Mar-June, 2014Network survey design, test, launch, & analysis

Aug-Oct, 2014Draft & review CoP plan, access current networks for feedback

Feb-May, 2105Implement fundingstrategy & continue soft launch

June-July, 2014Network analysis& interviewpotential CoP leaders

Nov-Feb, 2014/15Design the CoP & soft CoP launch

June-Sept, 2015Assess, revise,& next steps

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