implemented KM protocol elsewhere key documents – and communications downloadable in PDF format. strategy Annual progress reports documenting all project media, communications and reports. Reports of exchange visits between communities to inspect project activities. Output 4.1.1: Information DoE website (information R2R approaches, technologies DoE website (information A knowledge management Sufficient resources are allocated for portal established for easily portal) well-designed with and benefits are little and portal) is easily protocol is developed and developing, maintaining, updating the accessible data and information relevant information and poorly understood in accessible, well-maintained implemented information portal, including well on biodiversity, forests, coasts, links, functional, regularly Government, by resource and includes relevant beyond the life of the project. Discoverability and land and water management updated and well-used by owners and users, and the information on R2R project, accessibility of the portal by practices, including climate target audiences general population. An lessons learnt and with primary users is greatly change exception would be the Land functioning links to other A suitable person is able to recruited to improved Use Planning Section, and relevant websites (including the position of knowledge management recipients of its training other Government Website hits will be monitored officer programs. The general Departments, CROP on a monthly basis using importance of maintaining forest agencies, Conservation various online verification cover and biodiversity, soil NGOs) other R2R projects tools conservation farming practices, in the Pacific Islands and DoE website. protection of mangroves are elsewhere key documents – understood at a general level. downloadable in PDF Website statistics. format. Information relevant to the R2R projects undertaken by partner organizations and other relevant government departments are not easily accessible and discoverable.
implemented KM protocol and communications strategy elsewhere – key documents downloadable in PDF format. Annual progress reports documenting all project media, communications and reports. Reports of exchange visits between communities to inspect project activities. Output 4.1.1: Information portal established for easily accessible data and information on biodiversity, forests, coasts, land and water management practices, including climate change DoE website (information portal) well-designed with relevant information and links, functional, regularly updated and well-used by target audiences R2R approaches, technologies and benefits are little and poorly understood in Government, by resource owners and users, and the general population. An exception would be the Land Use Planning Section, and recipients of its training programs. The general importance of maintaining forest cover and biodiversity, soil conservation farming practices, protection of mangroves are understood at a general level. Information relevant to the R2R projects undertaken by partner organizations and other relevant government departments are not easily accessible and discoverable. DoE website (information portal) is easily accessible, well-maintained and includes relevant information on R2R project, lessons learnt and with functioning links to other relevant websites (including other Government Departments, CROP agencies, Conservation NGOs) other R2R projects in the Pacific Islands and elsewhere – key documents downloadable in PDF format. A knowledge management protocol is developed and implemented Discoverability and accessibility of the portal by primary users is greatly improved Website hits will be monitored on a monthly basis using various online verification tools DoE website. Website statistics. Sufficient resources are allocated for developing, maintaining, updating the information portal, including well beyond the life of the project. A suitable person is able to recruited to the position of knowledge management officer
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