In applied science in general, and in NRM planning and climate adaptation in particular, it is essential to foster sharing of learning between a diversity of people. Different types of knowledge are crucially important to develop lasting and effective solutions.
This Module documents the principles used to enable shared learning and co-development of information products in AdaptNRM, with the aim to enable and inspire deeper and more effective collaborations to find innovative solutions to some of the world’s great challenges.
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What to expect
This Module of the National NRM Impacts and Adaptation project introduces pillars and principles for…
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Introduction to shared learning
Shared learning is a concept that recognises the contributions and limitations of different types of…
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Pillars of shared learning
Our two core pillars of shared learning are Democratisation of Knowledge and Peer Learning. Democratisation…
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Principles of shared learning
The 10 principles found here are designed to facilitate shared learning, particularly among NRM planning…
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Shared learning campus
This section provides further information and resources to support the shared learning module. AdaptNRM’s journey…
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