You know some nice people.

You've got plenty of contacts.

Mr. Syamsul Maarif (Indonesia)

Currently it was involved in putting its space know how, which was considerable, to peaceful uses.

They had little information about geography.

(b) Be topics on which sufficient synthesized knowledge existed

These are great moments where different kinds of knowledge meet.

It's nice watching you cut the meat.

having a professional knowledge and familiarity with local language, laws and customs

And we're working with EOL, Encyclopedia of Life,

You know how the world treats paupers without friends or connections?

However, tailoring is a demanding exercise, whereby the expert's knowledge has to be merged with the national or regional stakeholders' knowledge of local needs.

Use of indigenous knowledge in poverty reduction strategies.

Training will draw upon expert knowledge from scholars and practitioners of dispute resolution.

VIII. Upgrading professional knowledge and skills of staff

Their knowledge has to be rechecked occasionally over time.

Maximum use should be made of mentorship and indigenous knowledge.

(a) The need for areas of expertise or specific knowledge to support its work

This stocktake will be undertaken by (time) .and by an Ad Hoc Expert Group (whom), to (do what).

This stock take will draw on relevant information, including submissions from Parties providing details of relevant activities, National communications, National adaptation programmes of action (NAPAs), previous in session workshops, IPCC assessment reports and other input from the IPCC and relevant international, regional and other organizations, and other relevant sources.

And K for Knowledge, knowledge the person will get out of it.

After the examination has been completed and the laboratory findings received, the sanitary book is issued or appropriate recommendations are given in terms of the continued treatment of the patients in case the examination has revealed some disease.

The Office also intensified efforts to strengthen the knowledge and capacity of UNHCR staff and partners.

These staff also have significant knowledge and experience regarding their regions.

The Evaluation Network (EvalNet) facilitated the exchange of UNDP staff knowledge and experience.

Second, I told Emma that the urban tribe is overrated.

And the scientists who are contributing to EOL are answering a question,

Cairo was an acquaintance of Thursby's.

Today, however, applied science is also useful knowledge for the modern world.

Banglapedia, or the National Encyclopedia of Bangladesh , is the first Bangladeshi encyclopedia.

And we're working with EOL, Encyclopedia of Life, Ed Wilson's TED wish.

One expert raised the issue of applying IPR concepts to indigenous knowledge.

There is, however, considerable knowledge to be shared on how those challenges have been overcome.

No, we have to have the humility to learn from knowledge of economically poor people, wherever they are.

Building a learning organization requires that people share what they know.

People next to you may be interesting, very interesting or you may have mutual acquaintances.

Scientific knowledge is never final, but it evolves continuously.

The few R D activities to be found are restricted to the application of existing knowledge rather than the development and application of new ideas.

ICT access points need to be designed to form nodes of a knowledge network.

Mr. Marcial Arias, Fundación para la Promoción de Conocimientos Indígenas

Communication facilities are required to ensure advance knowledge of transport service availabilities and smooth and speedy transit.

This process produced knowledge and better understanding of the human rights perspective in the implementation of public policies.

This will promote family and community knowledge and key practices for child survival, development and participation.

And it is why research shows that patenting genes actually reduces the production of new knowledge about genes the most important input in the production of new knowledge is prior knowledge, to which patents inhibit access.

Tapping local and indigenous knowledge can contribute to technical designs and management arrangements suited to local circumstances.