• Conduct background literature review from data/ information available in public domain or as made available by the PATH program teams.
• Participate in consultations with the PATH program teams and other key informants to capture the strategies and interventions in various projects, lessons learnt, anecdotal events, etc. for documentation.
• Draft knowledge products, such as case studies, presentations, process documentation, project reports, success stories, handbooks/guidance documents, policy briefs, white papers, manuscripts and other documents etc. as per the guidance from Program Officer – Knowledge Management and in consultation with the relevant program team members.
• Edit and proofread technical and learning documents for voice and style, content and coherency, and connection to PATH program goals and core themes.
• Undertake layout of KM products in PATH/ project templates, aligned with PATH and donor branding guidelines.
• Support in knowledge dissemination, which could include identifying knowledge sharing platforms, development of collaterals for knowledge sharing (like presentation decks) and facilitating organizing and conduct of knowledge sharing sessions.
• Oversee the development and printing of training and learning materials.
• Closely co-ordinate, as required, with government, national and international stakeholders.
• Provide periodic updates to the organization's leadership, KM team members and program teams on progress with respect to the work assigned.
• Available to travel up to 30% of the time.
• Any other work, as assigned from time to time, by the knowledge management focal person.

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