Karamajong Cluster (also spelled Karamojong) The Karamajong Cluster : Northwest Kenya / Northeast Uganda / Southern Sudan (projet de USAID, lien 1). Le terme Karamojong désigne à la fois un groupe de populations nilotiques et l'une des ethnies de ce groupe, les Karamojong proprement dits. Apparentées linguistiquement, ces populations sont localisées au nord-ouest du Kenya et dans les régions adjacentes de l'Ouganda; outre les Karamojong, ...

karite (shea)

keep abreast of (to)

Kenya African National Union (KANU)

Kenya Agricultural Research Institute (KARI)

Kenya Transition Umbrella Programme

key audience

Kimberley Process

Kind of Canada We Want

King Baudouin Foundation

kit

Kitchen Assistant

know-do gap Knowledge in itself, however, is not enough. Many of the solutions to the world’s health problems are known but are not applied, leading to what is called the know-do gap: the gap between what is known and what gets done in practice. Bridging the know-do gap in health, by fostering environments that encourage the creation, sharing, and effective application of knowledge, is vital. http://www.who ...

know-how

knowledge La première des « matières premières » (Le Monde, mercredi 3 mars 2004).

Knowledge Access in Rural Interconnected Areas (KARIANET)

knowledge assets

knowledge base (KB)

knowledge broker

knowledge center

knowledge creation

knowledge divide

knowledge indicators Knowledge indicators are those things that point to knowledge in your organization. Anything that points to or measures intellectual (human, structural and customer) capital can be a knowledge indicator. They can be used to get a sense of what sort of stocks and flows of knowledge you have in your organization at any given time. The difficulty with defining knowledge indicators is that they can be ...

knowledge intensive activities

knowledge management (k. maintenance) La gestion des connaissances (GdC) a trait à toute activité systématique de l'organisation liée à la saisie et au partage des connaissances. (Statistique Canada)

knowledge products

knowledge products

knowledge sharing

knowledge systems (Research on) A knowledge system refers to the range of functions and process involved in the production and use of knowledge. The functions include producing, acquiring, absorbing, using and communicating knowledge. The concept includes knowledge that is produced by the public and private research communities and informal sectors. The knowledge used comes in a variety of firms, ranging from traditional ...

knowledge transfer

knowledge-based economy

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