Online Collaborative Learning Spaces & Program Cycle Capacity Building.

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Online Collaborative Learning Spaces & Program Cycle Capacity Building

2 Objectives Support change management across the agency to implement the Program Cycle Develop and leverage knowledge, skills and abilities of staff Foster a culture of continual learning throughout the Agency

These past few years have seen a series of changes and reforms at USAID. As these policies are implemented a strong dialogue between practitioners in the field, USAID partners, Mission staff and technical staff in Washington will enrich how these policies are realized and take shape. In response to this need, ProgramNet and Learning Lab were designed as sister-sites working together to build capacity of both USAID staff and our partners Though independent websites, the functionality that each offer compliments the other in providing a web-based platform for specific audiences and topical foci 3 Policy Changes

4 Enhancing Collaboration ProgramNet facilitates knowledge sharing and collaboration on the Program Cycle inside USAID -- between USAID/Washington and the field, and among USAID Missions Learning Lab extends the dialogue to engage our partners and features key tools and learning approaches for USAID staff and partners to share their experiences and support each other’s efforts to develop a more dynamic approach to programs

ProgramNet ProgramNet is an interactive online community for USAID staff located behind the firewall providing a space best used to: –Host webinars and other web-based events on topics specifically applicable to the needs of USAID staff –Share resources for guidance on internal strategies, policies and procedures. –Discuss sensitive topics such as procurement, project design before approval for public distribution, etc. –Identify working groups of USAID staff from missions and Washington to collaborate on shared interests or challenges 5

Learning Lab is a collaborative learning community for USAID and external partners located outside the firewall providing a space best used to: –Gather broad-based ideas, input and resources to build best practices for joint implementation of the Program Cycle –Exchange models which support a learning approach to development –Generate collective learning to ground our programs in evidence and adapt quickly to changing contexts –Connect with a growing number of development practitioners using learning approaches –Host events and discussions on topics which call for the perspectives of both USAID and our partners 6 USAIDLearningLab.org

Learning Lab usaidlearninglab.org

8 Connect & Collaborate Contribute & Participate Access Resources Register for Updates

Any other Q&A? Come visit our booth to… Visit both sites Set up profiles Ask Web Support teams for help For follow up information please contact: 9 Site Tours