Project 4: KMH

Regional Knowledge Management Hub

Project Overview

The Knowledge Management Hub under the RAISE Program aims to enhance the innovation ecosystem in Caraga by fostering efficient knowledge sharing and technology promotion among AANR stakeholders. The project aims to strengthen the intellectual property and technology transfer programs of consortium member institutions (CMIs) through capacity-building initiatives, development of a regional information system, and the promotion of matured technologies.

By bridging knowledge gaps, facilitating strategic partnerships, and promoting sustainable practices, the project drives innovation and economic growth, ensuring the region’s agricultural and natural resource sectors continue to thrive and address global challenges effectively.

Objectives

The project aims to establish Knowledge Management services among CMIs in Caraga.

Specifically, the project aims to:

To improve the Inventory of Knowledge Resources in the region by developing Information System;
To populate and publish the e-Library system and Real-Time Monitoring System (RTMS);
To capacitate consortium member institutions on Knowledge Management and Technology Promotion (KMTP); and
To promote matured technologies to potential users and partners.

RAISE Program in Caraga | Butuan City

Services Offered by the Knowledge Management Hub

RAISE Project 4 provides a range of services to support the promotion and dissemination of agri-aqua and natural resources (AANR) technologies and innovations. Our expertise ensures effective communication and knowledge sharing across stakeholders.

Technology and Innovation Promotion

We specialize in promoting AANR technologies and innovations, helping to highlight their significance and encourage adoption within the region and beyond.

Advisory and Enhancement Services

We provide advisory services to improve existing promotional materials, ensuring that the content, design, and messaging are effective and aligned with the intended audience.

Speakership and Training

Our team offers expert speakership and workshops focused on creating impactful promotional materials, including brochures, flyers, and other media. We guide participants through professional layout and design techniques to enhance visual appeal and communication.

Technologies Posters

Explore the innovative technologies showcased through posters developed by RAISE Project 4 - Knowledge Management Hub. These posters, including those created in previous years by the Technology Transfer and Licensing Office, highlight cutting-edge advancements in agri-aqua and natural resources.

Trainings and Capacity-Building Activities

RAISE Project 4 - Knowledge Management Hub enhances skills in knowledge management and technology promotion through key activities like workshops and mentorship training. The project also spearheaded the National Agri-Aqua Exhibit in Clark, advancing AANR-based technology commercialization.

Knowledge Inventory Workshop & Year 2 Strategic Planning

Technology Promotion Mentorship Series Graduation and National Agri-Aqua Innovation Pitch Fest

Local Inception and Year 1 Operational Planning

Communication Plan Development Workshop

CORE STAFF: The following individuals serve as the Year 2 Core Staff, playing a vital role in achieving the project's objectives.

Acknowledgment of Year 1 Staff

We extend heartfelt gratitude to the dedicated individuals who contributed to the success of RAISE Project 4 during its first year. Special recognition for Ms. Meycel C. Amarille, the previous Project Leader,and to Mr. Nicco Cyrus Dela Torre, the previous Project Support Staff.

Their invaluable contributions have laid the foundation for the project's progress and achievements.

For more information, please visit the Knowledge Management Hub at the Conference Room of the Technology Transfer and Licensing Office (TTLO), Old CEIT Building, Caraga State University. Or you can Email us at raise13kmh@carsu.edu.ph. For frequent updates, follow our Facebook Page at facebook.com/raisecaraga.

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