Hello there!
The Open Contracting Partnership commissioned a research project to better understand the needs of practitioners in low tech contexts and how they can be better supported by facilitators in the field. The research project sought to answer the following questions:
The research was conducted by Agency between March to June, 2020, which included interviewing key support creators and facilitators as well as a thorough mapping of existing support for practitioners in low tech contexts.
The community call to discuss their findings will be happening on 3 September 2020 at 14:00pm (GMT+1) / 9:00am (EST). Please register here.
The key research outputs can be found both in the research report and the support mapping. It includes an overview of the existing support, a framework to better understand the types of support out there, an analysis of the gaps in this support, and finally a set of recommendations for facilitators to consider when revising and creating new support offerings for their practitioners.
The purpose of this community call is to share and discuss the research findings, specifically for international and regional organizations that provide and facilitate support to frontline individuals and institutions working on open contracting reforms. Through this community call, we are looking to achieve the following:
Please register here
Best Regards,
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Hello all,We are looking forward to the community call tomorrow, where our friends at Agency will walk us through the findings of their research into open contracting in "low-tech" environments.We are very excited to share the draft Report on "Open Contracting Support Offerings in Low Tech Contexts," as well as the Mapping of existing support for open contracting.
We will officially launch the peer review for these resources tomorrow, but as a facilitator and participant on the call tomorrow, we'd love for you to skim both to familiarize yourself with the content. We hope you will come with questions, thoughts, and feedback to share in the call (and beyond.)
Again, the community call to discuss their findings will be happening on 3 September 2020 at 14:00pm (GMT+1) / 9:00am (EST). Please register here.We look forward to seeing you there!Warm regards,Carey, Anca, and Nonso (with apologies for cross-posting)Carey KLUTTZ
Head of Country Programs
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On Wed, Aug 26, 2020 at 3:52 AM Andie Okon <ao...@open-contracting.org> wrote:
Hello there!
The Open Contracting Partnership commissioned a research project to better understand the needs of practitioners in low tech contexts and how they can be better supported by facilitators in the field. The research project sought to answer the following questions:
- What support exists for practitioners in low-tech contexts?
- What is needed to make already existing support more useful?
- What support is missing for low-tech users and their contexts?
- How could the gaps be filled and delivered?
The research was conducted by Agency between March to June, 2020, which included interviewing key support creators and facilitators as well as a thorough mapping of existing support for practitioners in low tech contexts.
The community call to discuss their findings will be happening on 3 September 2020 at 14:00pm (GMT+1)/ 9:00am (EST). Please register here.
The key research outputs can be found both in the research report and the support mapping. It includes an overview of the existing support, a framework to better understand the types of support out there, an analysis of the gaps in this support, and finally a set of recommendations for facilitators to consider when revising and creating new support offerings for their practitioners.
The purpose of this community call is to share and discuss the research findings, specifically for international and regional organizations that provide and facilitate support to frontline individuals and institutions working on open contracting reforms. Through this community call, we are looking to achieve the following:
- Discuss and validate the findings from the research
- Talk through some implications for research recommendations and how you can apply them, as a support creator and facilitator
- Kickstart conversations about next steps, further research and potential collaborations
Please register here
Best Regards,
Andie OkonCommunity and Capacity Building Manager+2348032240064 | Twitter: @andiva skype: andie.okonwww.open-contracting.org | follow us @opencontracting
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