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Vol 1, No 2 (2005) Approaches to promote knowledge sharing in international organisations has "hit the electronic streets" and is available free for download. This edition brings a focus on knowledge sharing.

This edition contains:
Editorial:

• Approaches to promote knowledge sharing in international organisations by Allison Hewlitt, Doug Horton, Nathan Russell, Simone Staiger-Rivas, Lucie Lamoureux

• Design of and practical experiences with the Learn@WELL knowledge management module, Jaap Pels, Frank Odhiambo
  
• The knowledge sharing approach of the United Nations Development Programme
  Kim Henderson
  
• Building bridges between local and global knowledge: new ways of working at the World Health Organisation, Michael Barrett, Bob Fryatt, Geoff Walsham, Somya Joshi

• Major meetings as entry points for knowledge sharing: a case from the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research
  Simone Staiger-Rivas, Allison Hewlitt, Doug Horton, Nathan Russell, Gerry Toomey
• A know-who directory for the CGIAR: what do users think? Mark Winslow
  
• The Asian Development Bank’s knowledge management framework Daan Boom
  
• A joint donor training approach to knowledge sharing Andreas Jensen

• Knowledge management at the African Capacity Building Foundation Phineas Kadenge

• Review of ‘Implementing knowledge strategies: lessons from international development agencies’ Steve Song

• Gritty lessons and pearls of wisdom: using oral history interviews to draw deep insights from past action, illuminate heritage and catalyse learning Stephanie Colton, Victoria Ward

• Knowledge management Feng Shui: designing knowledge sharing-friendly office space Marc Steinlin