1. KM for CRPs Meeting Reflections and insights from WLE and L&F organized CRP meeting

2. Objectives Move beyond traditional “silo’d support focused” to engaged Comms and KM that supports CRP outcomes Bring together diversity of experiences to see how we build Comms/KM for CRPs – KM/Data/Information Managers – Comms staff – social media, writer, etc – Communication for development – Facilitators, M&E – Researchers Develop plans and actions for specific CRPs

3. Innovative Design Broken into Four areas: Foundation Session Policy Comms, KM, M&E, etc Building blocks Integrating knowledge Knowledge Commons PV, Social Media Hands on sessions Speedy presentations, sharepoint, writeshops CRP Strategy and planning

4. Message 1: Bringing together a range of disciplines Communication Knowledge sharing & Learning Information Management Communication for Development KM 4 CRP Map Learning & Adapting Repositories Policy Branding Messaging Story telling Social media Facilitation Documentation Repackaging Video, Radio, Media Blogging Metrics Internal comms Capacity buiding Publishing Events Taxonomies intranet Writeshops Open Access

5. Impacts Outcomes Research Message 2: Priorities for CRPs change over time Project Start up Project Start up Project LaunchProject End Engagement with stakeholders and partners & Messaging Communicate about the project Document processes, learning and outputs Communicate about the Science Communicate ‘the science’ and outcomes Repackage, target, translate, adapt the science Communication roles over time

6. Message 3: Recognize different levels within CGIAR

7. Message 4: Its all about Outcomes KM has ability to assist researchers move from outputs to outcomes. We work in this space

8. What did WLE Take Away Leverage knowledge and experiences of partners (don’t build our own ‘machine’) Built a coalition of the willing – focused on comms/km staff working with research theme leaders Big ideas (still in process): – Further explore ME&L for comms/KM/CRPs – Boundary partner audit and assessment – Building a knowledge commons for WLE