National Drought Management Authority (NDMA) in Kenya, knowledge management involves the development, organization, and dissemination of knowledge and information on drought risk management to support decision-making and enhance the capacity of stakeholders to manage drought risks.
Knowledge management refers to the process of creating, sharing, using, and managing knowledge and information within an organization or community to enhance performance and achieve objectives.
The NDMA collects and analyzes data and information on various aspects of drought risk management, including early warning systems, contingency planning, and response mechanisms, and disseminates this knowledge through various channels, such as workshops, training programs, publications, and online platforms.
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The NDMA also facilitates the exchange of knowledge and information among stakeholders to promote learning and innovation. By promoting knowledge management, the NDMA enhances the capacity of stakeholders to effectively manage drought risks, and contributes to building resilience and reducing the impact of drought on vulnerable populations in Kenya.
Effectiveness of drought risk management and climate change adaptation activities depends on the use of accurate and timely information, and analysis of that data to inform action. This includes development and application of knowledge management approaches that generate evidence for decision making and practice.
As part of knowledge management, NDMA;

