Building Local Capacity Through Knowledge Sharing
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Channe Suy, Product Manager for InSTEDD, focuses mainly on capturing user requirements for all aspects that affect the quality of their products. In addition, she also does software usability design and testing and provides on-going support to the clients/partners. Channe believes, “Many of us in Cambodia might have different opportunity to learn something new but most of us also tend to be isolated from each other… The knowledge sharing from each individual is important contribution to build the future of Cambodia…” At TEDxPhnomPenh, she used this presentation to share with TEDxPhnom Penh her ideas on sustainability through building local capacity.
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- 1. TED IDEAWORTHSPREADING By building the capacity of local communities through knowledge sharing, we can develop sustainable solutions to improve our future.
- 4. ASSUMPTION
- 5. good intentions = sustainable solutions
- 6. Yes, an accessible nutritious food can save lives... ... but adoption depends on local culture.
- 7. A software system that is successful in one country...
- 8. ...does not mean it will work everywhere.
- 9. Who can best understand the local needs?
- 11. But how can development be successful when there is such limited local capacity?
- 12. If you give a man a fish... ... he can eat for a day
- 13. If you teach a man a fish... ... he can eat for a lifetime
- 14. sustainable development requires a new way of thinking
- 18. Serve the Need
- 20. Welcome to the iLab: Early Detection & Response from Grassroots Level
- 21. Health Center: First Disease Case Detected
- 22. The diseases can spread faster than the report information
- 23. Early detection & response is crucial in outbreak situations of diseases like H5N1, H1N1, Cholera
- 24. Paper based reporting takes days
- 25. Phone call reporting is costly for grass root level workers
- 26. Low cost, real time group communication is essential
- 27. Understanding the field requirements and resources available is what the design is built on.
- 28. Group SMS Reporting is low cost and works in Khmer
- 29. On going support and training by local team
- 30. The ultimate goal is better healthcare for the people
- 31. A MODEL FOR SUSTAINABILITY Understand the Context Develop Appropriate Tech Build Local Capacity Serve the Real Need
- 32. Spreading knowledge through independent groups in Cambodia is the way forward
- 33. the movement is growing...
- 34. Sharing experiences and knowledge to improve capacity building to bridge the gap between the academic world and real work.
- 35. Sharing knowledge among professionals
- 37. Building Public Sustainable Private Solutions Individual This Starts With You!
- 38. a question
- 39. Are you willing to take as little as one hour of your time to pass on your knowledge and inspire the next generation?
- 40. the wheel is in your hands...
- 41. Help create the next generation of leaders... ... the ones you wish to have.
- 42. Channe Suy Product Manager Channe@instedd.org