1. Knowledge Management andCommunicationPlatforms and ProspectsKMC Team14 Oct 2014International Centre for Integrated Mountain DevelopmentKathmandu, Nepal

2. Outline Communication goals Communication strategy KMC schematic diagram Tools KM products Mobile apps Media Climate + Change 3. Communication goals To increase efficiency of information flowamong the partners and stakeholders To avoid duplication of efforts amongdifferent organizations and teams To foster shared ownership forprogramme by all the partners To share programme related knowledgeamong the partners, target audiencesand globally 4. KMC schematic diagramwebDonorsPolicy makersResearchersMediaICIMODFocalpartnersLocal communitiesGlobal audienceDatabasesProgramme generated informationand knowledge sharingLocalpartnersCollaborativeworkspaceWorkshops/meetingsPeer reviewedscientific articles,journals, otherpublicationsGlobal, regional,national eventsconferences,seminars,workshopsProgramme generated informationand knowledge sharingPostersInteractive mapsVideos MultimediaEventsProgramme activitiesReportsPeer reviewed journals, articles Awareness raising materials andfindings in local language inappropriate format Issues Good practicesInternal communicationPartnerswebsite 5. Tools Web space for each partner to update activities Collaborative workspace Community of practice Publish partners good practices/stories(http://www.icimod.org/mgp) GeoPortal maps, story maps(http://geoportal.icimod.org) Regional Database ICT for Development 6. KM Products Reports Posters Databases Interactive maps Peer reviewed articles Articles in local media VideosBaseline video documentaryGood storiesImpact stories 7. HimalDochttp://www.icimod.org/himaldoc 8. Mobile Application: Agro-Advisories bySMS for Farmers Under Kailash Sacred LandscapeConservation and DevelopmentInitiative (KSLCDI), in Pithoragarh,India and within it in the churaproduction area Supporting the Livelihood componentof the Project The uniqueness lies in that it deliversagri-information at a personal level tofarmers as SMS, from planting to postharvesting 9. Agro-Advisories by SMS for Farmers Information onWeatherMarket InformationAgri-advicesAgri news In partnership with CHEAand RML for Content andTechnology 10. Promoting Good Practices throughMobile App ICIMOD promotes replication, up-scaling of various GoodPractices Kiwi fruit cultivation Rooftop rainwater harvesting Organic pest management Biobriquete making Tomato Grafting Hedgerow Technology Low cost drip irrigation Build mechanism to collect, document, share, map, engage andimportantly assess their impact Use of ICT tools - social media, multimedia, mobile app and usingthe crowd/public to learn their impact and impact areas 11. Promoting Good Practices throughMobile App For each case: Name Summary giving the purpose andachievements lessons learned geographical area category partners involved contact address supporting documents, photos, video,weblink Star Ratings/like Feedback/stories (circumstantial evidence) Map (coverage and relationship) 12. Promoting Good Practices throughMobile App ICIMOD first mobile app Freely Downloadable from Stores Works on Android and iOS Blended with ICIMOD News, Events,Vacancies and Publications, besidesSuccess Stories Mobile is not an object of desire but aninstrument of empowerment 13. Engaging with Media Value medias role in bringingmessages to the general mass,policy makers, stakeholders Translate science into laymanslanguage ensuring a wider reach Maintain and cultivate good rapportwith media representatives, byproviding relevant information,data, timely support 14. Media - approachesINVITE TO MEDIA EVENTS press meets, conferences, opening/closing ofworkshops, outreach eventsCAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMMES - media workshops and training inpartnership with other organizations such as UNEP, Panos, UNESCO, GRID-ArendalINCLUDE MEDIA - in major international conferences and events to understandmountains issues better, interact with experts; networking media fraternityMEDIA FELLOWSHIPS ICIMOD and HICAP - provide small grants writeinvestigative stories; provide mentoring in science-based journalism; bridges gapfor lack of resourcesORGANIZE/INVOVLE MEDIA - Field visits as part of training or programmaticvisits; event based- field visits - REDD+, GLOFs, etcKEEP MEDIA INFORMED - news dispatches/updates/evidenced reports/pressreleases; 1100 plus media contacts; 900 plus HKH alone 15. A regional dialogue on the future. 16. Make science accessible andinteresting to the public,especially young people Create a platform for interaction 17. How to make it interactive? How to reach different audiences? 18. 65+EVENTS OVER17 WEEKSMULTIDISCIPLINARYPROGRAMMING 19. 20SCREENINGS 20. TALKS & PANELDISCUSSIONS15+ 21. YOUTH GROUPSORGANIZATIONS SCIENTISTSENTREPRENEURS GOVERNMENTLOCAL COMMUNITY 22. PRESS TOURS 23. TREASURE HUNT 24. SUSTAINABLEMOUNTAINARCHITECTUREEXHIBITION, TALKS &WORKSHOPS 25. PECHA KUCHA NIGHTGREEN PRACTITIONERS 26. GLACIOLOGYSUSTAINABILITY & ENGINEERINGAQUATIC BIODIVERSITYGLACIALLAKEOUTBURSTFLOODINGMIGRATIONSUSTAINABLE(MOUNTAIN)ARCHITECTURECLIMATECHANGE ANDTOURISMCLIMATE INDUCEDLOSS AND DAMAGELOW CARBON DEVELOPMENTRENEWABLEENERGYAIRPOLLUTIONORGANIC FARMINGWATERRESOURCESTRANSBOUNDARYLANDSCAPES 27. Arts and EducationProgramme To engage children, youth and adults todelve deeper into climate change issues To engage in the arts as an importantpedagogy for learning To involve school teachers, administratorsand policy makers to explore climatechange curricula in schools 28. 70+GUIDED TOURS 29. IMAGINATIVEINQUIRY BASED LEARNING 30. 16SATURDAYWORKSHOPS 31. IN-DEPTH CURRICULAR WORKPRE/ DURING/ POST 32. TEACHERS SEMINARS8WITH 200+ TEACHERS 33. 100+SCHOOLS4500+STUDENTS192335275DecemberJanurayFebruaryMarchApril679904710933156No. of Schools by Month No. of Students by Month 34. TRAVELLINGC+C 35. Thank you