Leading Through KM&L: Part III of QED’s 3-part Impact Story Series

In the final segment of our three-part narrative series titled “Unveiling Lasting Impact: The KDMD Project’s Influence through Knowledge Management & Learning (KM&L),” we delve into the trajectory, influence, and imprint of the Knowledge-Driven Microenterprise Development (KDMD) project, funded by USAID.

Originally conceived to enhance the capacity of international development practitioners in learning, coordination, and the efficient distribution of foreign assistance, the KDMD project has evolved over time to fundamentally reshape how development professionals interconnect. Its enduring influence is palpable not only within USAID but also resonates throughout the broader global development community. The impact of QED’s knowledge-driven products has resonated with thousands of participants, users, and viewers. In this culminating chapter, we uncover how the project’s success was intricately woven with adaptability and innovative thinking. By embracing an adaptive management approach, which continually refined solutions through iterative processes tailored to each USAID partner, KDMD achieved unparalleled accomplishments. Our infographic vividly illustrates the distinctive outcomes stemming from this project.