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K4DWB Knowledge for Development Without Borders Contact:

K4DWB Knowledge for Development Without Borders Contact:

Information and Knowledge Knowledge has an important role to play in addressing development issues, but this requires access to information as well as the availability of relevant and useful knowledge. Right information and Knowledge is central to sustainable development. Information and Knowledge are essential for survival and sustainability.

Can you believe that…? …there is currently no platform or information system which collects and addresses problems around the world? … in many cases there is no reliable information concerning what would be needed to solve the problem? BUT: … ngos, development organizations, development research institutions, private sectors, banks and development funding agencies could be connected through a globally accessible database and use this information to identify the most useful development processes!

The relevancy of K4DWB The mission of the K4DWB outlines a work progress war against the afflictions of poverty, famine, cybercrime, youth radicalization, violent extremism and war. “We see more global warming. Unfortunately, we could not solve all the problems of the world at the same time. But it is potential and useful to have a simple, strong, and independent global platform so called development Service Support like K4DWB which covers the social, economic, cultural and environmental challenges of the people who are in needs for immediate or future actions so that they could not feel that they have been excluded or marginalized!”global platformK4DWB We aim to connect a global audience to necessary resources while providing a central global support system to make development issues and best practices available to all, and to translate the available goals, data, information and knowledge into sustainable local best practices.

The relevancy of K4DWB …..we want to increase Knowledge about MDGs, SDGs and other development trends and policies worldwide. Access to first-hand data, information and Knowledge on development issues through a support mechanism. For example: local rain forest will disappear without action or there are suspicious and unofficial social or environmental activities that could affect the lives of a group of populations and the local environment, local volunteers will sound the alarm by raising a development aid support request via K4DWBs central database.

The activities of K4DWB K4DWB is… aiming to translate the MDGs and SDGs into concrete practices and define action steps. mobilizing local communities, governments and NGOs to work towards the achievement of the MDGs. collecting and processing information and knowledge from the ground on our integrated central platform and making it available to development organizations and responsible bodies.

How this works in practice? Local volunteers are educated (Awareness is raised among communities about MDGs and SDGs) Local volunteers go into their community to note any issue Volunteers are able to point out and report problems and/or best practices, by raising a request for development aid via a central coordinated database using web or mobile for action or intervention

Better Information Universal accessibility via a central database Relevant in helping governments, international agencies, the private sector and CSOs Ability to track and monitor human development frustrations, challenges, needs, and progress Through higher reliability as decisions, interventions and investments are evidence- based Strengthened accountability The advantages of this practice

Young people, students, community, and interested volunteers in this practice will receive new skills that will serve them well in marketing themselves; They have the opportunity to analyze and understand their own local development challenges and frustrations so that they could engage themselves in development arena to fix these social, economic, environmental, cultural and politic challenges immediately or in the future. The advantages of this practice

The practice intensifies the communications in sharing good news stories of citizens acting in their communities and, most importantly, making social development goals simple and relevant every day, to everyone. Therefore, every single person wherever is given the voice to express the needs of it community via a coordinated central database. The Role of this practice

Why a collaboration would be beneficial Quality Assurance. Better information and knowledge is universally accessible via a central database. K4DWB benefits: governments, international agencies, the private sector and CSOs. the ability to track and monitor human development frustrations, challenges, needs, as well as their progress in real time via website or mobile App. decisions, interventions and investments to be evidence-based. strengthen accountability, reliability, transparency, effectiveness and sustainability.

We build the efficiency of our program around communities mobilization and a globally accessible database. The database has the purpose of helping ngos, development organizations, development research institutions, private sectors, banks and development funding agencies be able to use this information and Knowledge for helpful purposes such as to identify the most useful development processes and policies. In addition, information and knowledge provide by local communities are used to raise awareness with responsible bodies so that development issues are addressed. Our Tool

1.Receive and process data. 2.An unbiased expert evaluates the situation locally. 3.We accept or reject the Aid Request based on reliability. 4.Contact interested stakeholders offering the development case study through our development aid support mechanism (database) 5.Local communities receive the requested aid. Our Operational System

Example of a logfile - What information do we store? K4DWB Unit Region Development issue Number of populations concerned Education level of the concerned populations Local capacity level of the concerned populations Availability of the other basic needs for human existence Additional information Date and Signature Log File Reference:e.g. KFDWB KFDWB Unit:e.g. KFDWB - West Africa 034 Knowledge Customizer Name:e.g. Ms./Mr. Muster man Region e.g. Continent: Africa e.g. Division: KFDWB - Centre Africa - West Africa e.g. Regional KFDWB: West Africa ID2007 Country: e.g. Muster Country Locality: e.g. Village xxx Development issue identified Description: e.g. Sounding alarming no hospital nearby. The villagers’ kids die of malaria or other diseases because there is either no hospital nearby, even they cannot afford the cost when there is a hospital. Priority: high Number of populations concerned:e.g Education level of the concerned populations: e.g. Middle (Most of the populations in the village do not go to school) Local capacity level of the concerned populations: e.g. Weak - There are no action, no guidance, no engagement and no mobilization of the populations to undertake the process of having access to a local hospital Availability of the other basic needs for human existence: e.g. The populations are living in survival modus (lack of health care, sanitation, clean water, employment, local cooperation, food, inter alia, guidance) etc. Additional information: e.g. Inspection, verification videos, reportages, assessments, evaluations, meetings, documentations etc. Date and Signature:

What kind of support is needed? Financial support Volunteers, experts & partners around the world IT Infrastructure - our platform - Cloud system to store the relevant data - A system which is capable of complex data classification & user-friendly for all

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“Imagine a world in which every single person on the planet is given the chance to understand, to know and play its role in sustainable development.” K4DWB Thank you