Project date: 2003

Local Action Dynamics: Knowledge Patterns for Local, Participatory Implementation of the Lisbon Strategy LADY was an integrated project (IP) under the EU Framework Programme 6's instrument for objective-driven research. The IP LADY addressed the subject of collective knowledge for organizational transition.

Project date: 1999

Project date: 1997-1999

Activity-ID: #980327-267

PROPOSAL FOR infoDev ACTIVITY

INTERCEPT

Project date: 1999

Full title: Coherent Policy-making Beyond the Information Barrier: Circumventing Dependence on Access, Classification, Penetration, Dissemination, Property, Surveillance, Interpretation, Disinformation, and Credibility

This project was originally submitted in response to a call for proposals by the World Bank's InfoDev programme in September 1999.

Project date: 1999

Project proposal

Summary

Project date: 1999

Aesthetics and Informatics: conference proposal

The Art of Information for Policy-making and Community-building
Proposal for an Exploratory International Conference on Arranging a Marriage between Beauty and the Beast

1. Preamble

In a period when the art of governance has proven distinctly inadequate to the challenges of the times, it is appropriate to explore radical new approaches which may offer new insights.

Project date: 1999

Procedural Framework for the Interoperability of Decentralized Knowledge Management Processes
Based on a Diversity of Partners, Commitments and Competences

Re: Fifth Framework Telework Proposal
for submission in response to Second call expected 16 September 1999

Preliminary draft by the Union of International Associations
for discussion with potential partners 9th August

Project date: 1998

This was a project proposal to the Forward Studies Unit of the European Commission. Full title: Developing an Internet Framework for Creative Dialogue on Irreconcilable Policy Differences: Experimenting with New Approaches to Democratic Governance.

Project date: 1998

This basis for this project stemmed from preliminary contacts in 1998 with the Swadhyaya community in Western India and the Pitjantjatjara aboriginal community in Central Australia. Both communities indicated that they would be open to an exchange of key figures.

Project date: 1998

Full title: Humour and International Challenges: Augmenting Problem and Strategy Comprehension through Psycho-cultural Catalysts

This project proposal was related to the UIA's work on the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human Potential.