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Lessons Learned

Lessons learned can be defined as the knowledge acquired about a process or various experiences, through reflection and critical analysis of its results, and of the factors or obstacles that affected its success or encourage its failure. This concept allows us to identify cause-effect trends coming from a specific context and suggest practical and useful recommendations for the replication of this recently-acquired knowledge in new but similar scenarios.

This tag brings together all the articles in Abierto al Público that share lessons learned based on the IDB's experience in implementing development projects and creating knowledge products. This is vital for generating more open knowledge and making decisions that are appropriate and timely for social and economic development.

What can we learn from our Development Superheroes?

September 11, 2019 by Luz Angela García Ferro - Jenifer Silva - David Zepeda Leave a Comment

These teams found a way to overcome complex conditions to achieve development projects in their countries. Meet the 2019 finalists from eight projects of the IDB contest “Superheroes of Development”. The execution of development projects is as complex as the expected results. Endeavors such as the construction of roads, the universalization of health services, access to … [Read more...] about What can we learn from our Development Superheroes?

IDB endorses Principles for Digital Development

February 7, 2019 by Federico Basañes 2 Comments

Principles for Digital Development

In 2018, the IDB endorsed the Principles for Digital Development. With our endorsement, we joined many organizations around the world who share a commitment for using good practices in technology-related development projects. Nine living guidelines The Principles for Digital Development are a collaborative initiative to guide practitioners whose projects relate to technology, … [Read more...] about IDB endorses Principles for Digital Development

Open source technology: concepts and applications

January 2, 2019 by Federico Basañes - Open Knowledge Team 1 Comment

If the topic of open source technology is new to you or you would like to learn about the resources we have created on this topic, you can use this page as a guide. Explore IDB knowledge and other resources related to the open source movement, public software development in Latin America and the Caribbean, and the reuse of open digital tools. You can also learn about the … [Read more...] about Open source technology: concepts and applications

The digital strategy that generated over 10 million downloads

June 26, 2018 by Andres Cavelier Leave a Comment

This year, we achieved a milestone at the Inter-American Development Bank: we hit 10 million downloads of our publications available to the public via our knowledge repository, since we began measuring the indicator in 2013. We reached this figure thanks in grand part to our strategy for disseminating knowledge online with communications campaigns, which has driven exponential … [Read more...] about The digital strategy that generated over 10 million downloads

Open Data in Developing Economies: How Countries in Latin America and the Caribbean are Embracing a New Asset for Development

August 22, 2017 by Autor invitado Leave a Comment

As we mentioned on the previous post, The GovLab report "Open Data in Developing Economies: Toward Building an Evidence Base on What Works and How," seeks to increase our understanding of the specific benefits of open data for countries with lower incomes, the impacts of open data on development processes, and above all, to understand what conditions can help create positive … [Read more...] about Open Data in Developing Economies: How Countries in Latin America and the Caribbean are Embracing a New Asset for Development

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