"KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT AND APPLIED TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT"

SCHOOL OF INFORMATION SCIENCES
THEME: "THE ROLE OF DIGITAL CONTENT AND ORGANIZATIONS’ REPOSITORIES IN PROMOTING INNOVATIONS AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT"

SUB-THEME:
i."Preservation and Management of Organizations Memory for Competitiveness"
ii."Integrating Standards and Legal Frameworks in ICT Management and Services"
iii."Technology Innovations and the Media in Dynamic Global Environment"
iv."E-services and ICT Security in Promoting Effective Knowledge Management"

CONTACT PERSON/SCHOOL COORDINATOR:
Dr. D. Odero
E-Mail: sisconference@mu.ac.ke OR sisconference@gmail.com

"KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT AND APPLIED TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT"

SCHOOL OF INFORMATION SCIENCES
THEME: "THE ROLE OF DIGITAL CONTENT AND ORGANIZATIONS’ REPOSITORIES IN PROMOTING INNOVATIONS AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT"

SUB-THEME:
i."Preservation and Management of Organizations Memory for Competitiveness"
ii."Integrating Standards and Legal Frameworks in ICT Management and Services"
iii."Technology Innovations and the Media in Dynamic Global Environment"
iv."E-services and ICT Security in Promoting Effective Knowledge Management"

CONTACT PERSON/SCHOOL COORDINATOR:
Dr. D. Odero
E-Mail: sisconference@mu.ac.ke OR sisconference@gmail.com

"KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT AND APPLIED TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT"

SCHOOL OF INFORMATION SCIENCES
THEME: "THE ROLE OF DIGITAL CONTENT AND ORGANIZATIONS’ REPOSITORIES IN PROMOTING INNOVATIONS AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT"

SUB-THEME:
i."Preservation and Management of Organizations Memory for Competitiveness"
ii."Integrating Standards and Legal Frameworks in ICT Management and Services"
iii."Technology Innovations and the Media in Dynamic Global Environment"
iv."E-services and ICT Security in Promoting Effective Knowledge Management"

CONTACT PERSON/SCHOOL COORDINATOR:
Dr. D. Odero
E-Mail: sisconference@mu.ac.ke OR sisconference@gmail.com

"KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT AND APPLIED TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT"

SCHOOL OF INFORMATION SCIENCES
THEME: "THE ROLE OF DIGITAL CONTENT AND ORGANIZATIONS’ REPOSITORIES IN PROMOTING INNOVATIONS AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT"

SUB-THEME:
i."Preservation and Management of Organizations Memory for Competitiveness"
ii."Integrating Standards and Legal Frameworks in ICT Management and Services"
iii."Technology Innovations and the Media in Dynamic Global Environment"
iv."E-services and ICT Security in Promoting Effective Knowledge Management"

CONTACT PERSON/SCHOOL COORDINATOR:
Dr. D. Odero
E-Mail: sisconference@mu.ac.ke OR sisconference@gmail.com

"KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT AND APPLIED TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT"

SCHOOL OF INFORMATION SCIENCES
THEME: "THE ROLE OF DIGITAL CONTENT AND ORGANIZATIONS’ REPOSITORIES IN PROMOTING INNOVATIONS AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT"

SUB-THEME:
i."Preservation and Management of Organizations Memory for Competitiveness"
ii."Integrating Standards and Legal Frameworks in ICT Management and Services"
iii."Technology Innovations and the Media in Dynamic Global Environment"
iv."E-services and ICT Security in Promoting Effective Knowledge Management"

CONTACT PERSON/SCHOOL COORDINATOR:
Dr. D. Odero
E-Mail: sisconference@mu.ac.ke OR sisconference@gmail.com

AfricaAdapt is launching its second Knowledge Sharing Innovation Fund. The Fund offers support to African researchers, local and civil society organisations, cooperatives and community networks that create new ways of sharing knowledge between African communities. These poor and vulnerable communities rarely get the opportunity to share their valuable experience and learn from others in formal exchanges of knowledge on climate change adaptation.

How does the AfricaAdapt Innovation Fund work?
In 2009, the AfricaAdapt Innovation Fund helped nine African projects supporting climate change adaptation. These ranged from a community centre using multimedia in Lukwanga, Uganda, to the ‘Radio Citizen’ Club in Senegal.

AfricaAdapt is launching its second Knowledge Sharing Innovation Fund. The Fund offers support to African researchers, local and civil society organisations, cooperatives and community networks that create new ways of sharing knowledge between African communities. These poor and vulnerable communities rarely get the opportunity to share their valuable experience and learn from others in formal exchanges of knowledge on climate change adaptation.

How does the AfricaAdapt Innovation Fund work?
In 2009, the AfricaAdapt Innovation Fund helped nine African projects supporting climate change adaptation. These ranged from a community centre using multimedia in Lukwanga, Uganda, to the ‘Radio Citizen’ Club in Senegal.

AfricaAdapt is launching its second Knowledge Sharing Innovation Fund. The Fund offers support to African researchers, local and civil society organisations, cooperatives and community networks that create new ways of sharing knowledge between African communities. These poor and vulnerable communities rarely get the opportunity to share their valuable experience and learn from others in formal exchanges of knowledge on climate change adaptation.

How does the AfricaAdapt Innovation Fund work?
In 2009, the AfricaAdapt Innovation Fund helped nine African projects supporting climate change adaptation. These ranged from a community centre using multimedia in Lukwanga, Uganda, to the ‘Radio Citizen’ Club in Senegal.

AfricaAdapt is launching its second Knowledge Sharing Innovation Fund. The Fund offers support to African researchers, local and civil society organisations, cooperatives and community networks that create new ways of sharing knowledge between African communities. These poor and vulnerable communities rarely get the opportunity to share their valuable experience and learn from others in formal exchanges of knowledge on climate change adaptation.

How does the AfricaAdapt Innovation Fund work?
In 2009, the AfricaAdapt Innovation Fund helped nine African projects supporting climate change adaptation. These ranged from a community centre using multimedia in Lukwanga, Uganda, to the ‘Radio Citizen’ Club in Senegal.

AfricaAdapt is launching its second Knowledge Sharing Innovation Fund. The Fund offers support to African researchers, local and civil society organisations, cooperatives and community networks that create new ways of sharing knowledge between African communities. These poor and vulnerable communities rarely get the opportunity to share their valuable experience and learn from others in formal exchanges of knowledge on climate change adaptation.

How does the AfricaAdapt Innovation Fund work?
In 2009, the AfricaAdapt Innovation Fund helped nine African projects supporting climate change adaptation. These ranged from a community centre using multimedia in Lukwanga, Uganda, to the ‘Radio Citizen’ Club in Senegal.

AfricaAdapt is launching its second Knowledge Sharing Innovation Fund. The Fund offers support to African researchers, local and civil society organisations, cooperatives and community networks that create new ways of sharing knowledge between African communities. These poor and vulnerable communities rarely get the opportunity to share their valuable experience and learn from others in formal exchanges of knowledge on climate change adaptation.

How does the AfricaAdapt Innovation Fund work?
In 2009, the AfricaAdapt Innovation Fund helped nine African projects supporting climate change adaptation. These ranged from a community centre using multimedia in Lukwanga, Uganda, to the ‘Radio Citizen’ Club in Senegal.

AfricaAdapt is launching its second Knowledge Sharing Innovation Fund. The Fund offers support to African researchers, local and civil society organisations, cooperatives and community networks that create new ways of sharing knowledge between African communities. These poor and vulnerable communities rarely get the opportunity to share their valuable experience and learn from others in formal exchanges of knowledge on climate change adaptation.

How does the AfricaAdapt Innovation Fund work?
In 2009, the AfricaAdapt Innovation Fund helped nine African projects supporting climate change adaptation. These ranged from a community centre using multimedia in Lukwanga, Uganda, to the ‘Radio Citizen’ Club in Senegal.

AfricaAdapt is launching its second Knowledge Sharing Innovation Fund. The Fund offers support to African researchers, local and civil society organisations, cooperatives and community networks that create new ways of sharing knowledge between African communities. These poor and vulnerable communities rarely get the opportunity to share their valuable experience and learn from others in formal exchanges of knowledge on climate change adaptation.

How does the AfricaAdapt Innovation Fund work?
In 2009, the AfricaAdapt Innovation Fund helped nine African projects supporting climate change adaptation. These ranged from a community centre using multimedia in Lukwanga, Uganda, to the ‘Radio Citizen’ Club in Senegal.

AfricaAdapt is launching its second Knowledge Sharing Innovation Fund. The Fund offers support to African researchers, local and civil society organisations, cooperatives and community networks that create new ways of sharing knowledge between African communities. These poor and vulnerable communities rarely get the opportunity to share their valuable experience and learn from others in formal exchanges of knowledge on climate change adaptation.

How does the AfricaAdapt Innovation Fund work?
In 2009, the AfricaAdapt Innovation Fund helped nine African projects supporting climate change adaptation. These ranged from a community centre using multimedia in Lukwanga, Uganda, to the ‘Radio Citizen’ Club in Senegal.

AfricaAdapt is launching its second Knowledge Sharing Innovation Fund. The Fund offers support to African researchers, local and civil society organisations, cooperatives and community networks that create new ways of sharing knowledge between African communities. These poor and vulnerable communities rarely get the opportunity to share their valuable experience and learn from others in formal exchanges of knowledge on climate change adaptation.

How does the AfricaAdapt Innovation Fund work?
In 2009, the AfricaAdapt Innovation Fund helped nine African projects supporting climate change adaptation. These ranged from a community centre using multimedia in Lukwanga, Uganda, to the ‘Radio Citizen’ Club in Senegal.

AfricaAdapt is launching its second Knowledge Sharing Innovation Fund. The Fund offers support to African researchers, local and civil society organisations, cooperatives and community networks that create new ways of sharing knowledge between African communities. These poor and vulnerable communities rarely get the opportunity to share their valuable experience and learn from others in formal exchanges of knowledge on climate change adaptation.

How does the AfricaAdapt Innovation Fund work?
In 2009, the AfricaAdapt Innovation Fund helped nine African projects supporting climate change adaptation. These ranged from a community centre using multimedia in Lukwanga, Uganda, to the ‘Radio Citizen’ Club in Senegal.

AfricaAdapt is launching its second Knowledge Sharing Innovation Fund. The Fund offers support to African researchers, local and civil society organisations, cooperatives and community networks that create new ways of sharing knowledge between African communities. These poor and vulnerable communities rarely get the opportunity to share their valuable experience and learn from others in formal exchanges of knowledge on climate change adaptation.

How does the AfricaAdapt Innovation Fund work?
In 2009, the AfricaAdapt Innovation Fund helped nine African projects supporting climate change adaptation. These ranged from a community centre using multimedia in Lukwanga, Uganda, to the ‘Radio Citizen’ Club in Senegal.