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 InterDev's purpose is to encourage development practitioners to produce and exchange information based on their practices and focused on their experiences, and the techniques and tools they use professionally.The information service does not bring together information specialists but rather practitioners in immediate contact with the realities in the field and development practices.  |
 Building the InterDev information service was based on elaboration, in partnership, of - information management and optimisation tools that are user-friendly and allow information to be shared between multiple sites, and - common norms and methods for treating the information to ensure its quality. |
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Information and Knowledge Production: a Challenge for Information for
Development - Development Practitioners' Needs - A Methodological Challenge - The InterDev Experience |
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First Question: Quality Criteria - The Second Question: How to Balance Quality and Quantity? - The Third Question: Can Quality Exist without a Formal Validation Process? |
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InterDev is a mutualist information service based on new information
technologies whose construction began in 1999. It offers development
practitioners validated references on experiences, techniques, and methods.
In different thematic fields (food-processing, agro-ecological farming
systems, etc.), a network of practitioners from developed and developing
countries produces and makes available operational information based
on their practices. This information is organised in databases, accessible
through a Web site that is a platform for exchange between these development
stakeholders. 