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6. Enhancement of linkage between school-based and non-school-based EESD
                       This strategy aims to strengthen cooperation among educational institutions
              and between educational institutions and other agencies and organizations, e.g. NGOs,
              business companies, and local administrative organizations. Such cooperation would

              mobilize and stimulate EESD strengths that exist inside and outside educational
              institutions to create and disseminate EESD knowledge, attitudes, experience and skills
              for the development of human resources, learning sources, learning modules, projects
              and activities. Such multi-sectoral cooperation and multi-dimensional development would
              invigorate EESD innovations and development as well as yield concrete results in various
              locations.


                       Such development can be promoted by a) setting up pilot models, possibly at
              the Ministry of Education’s prototype and pilot schools, or b) supporting collaboration
              between educational institutions and other organizations on the basis of mutual interests.
              In any case, it is important to allow for and encourage diverse approaches, styles, and
              models that are appropriate for different social and cultural contexts.

                     7. Knowledge management

                       The strategy aims to develop a knowledge management system that
              supports the production, dissemination, exchange, and use of EESD knowledge by
              strengthening linkages between knowledge producers and users, covering both
              school-based and non-school-based EESD.

                       Underpinning this strategy is a systematic EESD knowledge management
              system that is effective and participatory enough to encourage and mobilize all kinds

              of learning from various organizations, communities, areas. Knowledge should be
              categorized, synthesized, and repackaged for convenient dissemination, easy
              application and reference by relevant users.   Such knowledge includes but is not limited
              to facts, theories, resource persons, learning sources, curricula, learning modules,
              programs, projects, activities, best practices, lessons learned. This knowledge should be
              easily accessible and support lifelong informal learning of people of all groups, sexes,
              ages, professions and locations.





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