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Michelle Davis posted a blog postField Communications Toolkit, Malaria Consortium
Increasing communications capacity is a priority for most international NGOs. At Malaria Consortium, we wanted to increase our capacity in order to inform and engage people in support of on-going malaria efforts worldwide. For us, this means communicating key learning and evidence from our work on the ground to a wide range of audiences.As a fast-growing international NGO, we recognised that increasing our outputs and reach needed to be a priority for us, if we wanted our external…See More
Michelle Davis posted a blog postField Communications Toolkit, Malaria Consortium
Increasing communications capacity is a priority for most international NGOs. At Malaria Consortium, we wanted to increase our capacity in order to inform and engage people in support of on-going malaria efforts worldwide. For us, this means communicating key learning and evidence from our work on the ground to a wide range of audiences.As a fast-growing international NGO, we recognised that increasing our outputs and reach needed to be a priority for us, if we wanted our external…See More
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- Name (Do NOT forget to upload a picture; that helps being admitted to KM4Dev)
- Michelle Davis
- Occupation/Title
- Communications Manager
- Organization
- Malaria Consortium
- Organization Type
- NGO
- Organization URL
- http://www.malariaconsortium.org
- Areas of KM Expertise
- Communities of Practice, Research, Knowledge Capture, Narrative & Storytelling, Workshop Facilitation, Evaluating and Monitoring KM
- Email ID
- m.davis@malariaconsortium.org
Michelle Davis's Blog
Field Communications Toolkit, Malaria Consortium
Increasing communications capacity is a priority for most international NGOs. At Malaria Consortium, we wanted to increase our capacity in order to inform and engage people in support of on-going malaria efforts worldwide. For us, this means communicating key learning and evidence from our work on the ground to a wide range of audiences.…
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