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Facilitating multi-stakeholder processes : balancing internal dynamics and institutional politics

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KM4DEV Journal

Type:

journal article

Journal:

Knowledge Management for Development Journal

Number:

9

Pages:

3-10

Volume:

3

Year:

2013

Authors:

Buchanan K.

Brouwer H.

Klerkx L.

Schaap M.

Brouwers J.

Le Borgne. E.

Publisher:

KM4DEV Journal

Description:

This editorial illustrates the Knowledge Management for Development Journal Special Issue on "Facilitating multi-stakeholder processes: balancing internal dynamics and institutional politics", explaining that it focuses on the connection between the knowledge function in knowledge management for development (KM4D) and the facilitation function within multi stakeholder processes (MSPs).

Publication year:

2013

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Facilitating multi-stakeholder processes : balancing internal dynamics and institutional politics

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