Knowledge Management for Development Journal

Current Issue

Vol. 18 No. 1 (2024)

Published: 2024-05-01

Editorial

We urgently need multiple knowledges to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals

Najeeb Al-Shorbaji, Paul Atsu, Bruce Boyes, Andreas Brandner, Kemly Camacho Jiménez, Sarah Cummings, Peterson Dewah, Rajesh Dhillon, Fitsum Habtemariam, Gladys Kemboi, Maureen Kenga, Joseph Kiplang’at, Kingo Mchombu, Chris Prom, Vincent Ribière, Rocio Sanz, Thomas Senaji, Denise Senmartin, Isaac Tarus, Stacey Young, Chris Zielinski
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Papers

Knowledge sharing to improve the sustainability of food systems in West Africa: Lessons learned from the Food Systems Caravan

Fernando Sousa, Claudia Zingerli, Sètchémè Charles Bertrand Pomalegni

13-30
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Capacity development for scaling conservation agriculture in smallholder farming systems in Latin America, South Asia, and Southern Africa: exposing the hidden levels

Lennart Woltering, Maria del Refugio Boa Alvarado, Joachim Stahl, Jelle Van Loon, Erick Ortiz Hernández, Brendan Brown, Mahesh Kumar Gathala, Christian Thierfelder

31-52
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Outcome-oriented multi-stakeholder network design: four innovation spaces to accelerate food system transformation

Jana Koerner, Philip Thornton, Laurens Klerkx

53-89
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Insights on scaling of innovations from Agricultural Research for Development: views from practitioners

Lennart Woltering, Maria del Refugio Boa-Alvarado

90-110
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Tools and Methods

What is integral knowledge management and why do we need it? How the spiral dynamics model can help us overcome polarized perspectives on knowledge management within organisations

Johannes Schunter

111-122
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A conversation tool for civility and knowledge integration: ‘a conversation model that combines dialogue and (self)facilitation for civility and creativity in a fragmented world.’

Katrina Pugh, Nara Altmann

123-144
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