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We all Work in Development.

Development workBetween us all, South and North, there is a huge body of experience. Together we know the different Development fields. Their problems – and solutions.

There is one job we all need to do – keep learning. (If you do not believe this, think of how much has changed in our work over the last, say 20 years).

Perhaps the biggest change is the move towards partnerships – between donors and beneficiaries, managers and target groups, women and men, South and North.

Perhaps we agree with all this but do not know how to translate it into practice – so we need new skills.

Or, suppose we need more information about a group of beneficiaries – we need skills to gather the information.

This site has been developed to help us in this learning process.



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networklearning• To foster the network of learning and the exchange of knowledge, skills and information between users.

• Linking people to resources, useful organisations, other users, websites and materials.

• To make top quality manuals, field books, training courses and other information materials easily available to groups who need them – free of cost to those in the South but with a contribution requested from those in the North.

• To facilitate and encourage acquiring new knowledge and skills by the use of distance and E-learning.

• To help everyone keep well informed and updated on new developments.

• To encourage users to distribute our material, and contribute ideas and content for new manuals or case studies. What materials could you contribute or write? Think about it and... contact us!

 

Some of the Networklearning Group are based in Europe: currently two of them are working in Africa. We keep in touch with a number of colleagues in Africa and Asia but contact is uneven – our colleagues are busy people and they are not always able to recieve or send emails. As contact becomes more reliable we hope to involve more of them in the regular business of Networklearning…