Knowledge sharing and development cooperation through virtual platforms – Save the Children Canada

Effective knowledge management allows Save the Children to improve knowledge and share good practices in order to increase effectiveness, collaboration, and output. For instance, live, online events can showcase proposals in each country and with regional partners. As an international network of 29 development and humanitarian-response member organizations, Save the Children uses virtual platforms (VPs) throughout its network and programs in over 120 countries. This paper highlights three examples of Save the Children’s VPs: the Thought Cabinet, the Child Protection Working Group, and the Community Child Protection Exchange Forum