Knowledge Management
WHAT is Social Welfare and Development Talks or SWDTalks?
Administrative Order No.15 Series of 2015 rationalized the operationalization of the Department of Social Welfare and Development Core Group of Specialists (CGS) which is a strategy of the Department to maintain its leadership role in Social Protection and Development. The word “Specialist” connotes expertise on a particular field or profession which is exemplified by the notable members who are dubbed as experts along sectors and functional competencies of the Department.
In 2017, the CGS launched the Social Welfare and Development (SWD) Talks as a strategy to promote the Department’s sectors and functional expertise to the organization’s workforce in pursuit of leveraging a culture of learning. It is also a knowledge sharing platform that aims to develop the intellectual capital of the organization using latest learning technologies to improve organizational knowledge.
Delivery Methods:
1. SWDTalks: The TED Talk Way
This platform provides a 20 minute talk that focuses on DSWD core and functional competencies to promote information literacy along sectors and functional expertise of the department.
2. Knowledge Exposition
This is a 45 minute to one (1) hour session that focuses on innovations and good practice documentations which aims to promote and inspire creative thinking through the development of knowledge and IT based solutions to improve service delivery in the Department.
3. Micro Learning
This is a 45 minute to one (1) hour session that focuses on various topics relevant to workforce personal and professional development.
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