Knowledge management. Can experience and mistakes work for development

Capacity building of the national investigative mechanism is currently referred to as a critical need. This is a necessary condition for achieving justice. We absolutely believe in the importance of knowledge and experience.

The ability not only to find mistakes, but also to transform them into lessons learnt and solutions for the future is a pre-requisite for the growth and strengthening of any institution.

Knowledge management is what you start doing when you realize that knowledge is important

Nick Milton, Knoco Ltd

Therefore, JustGroup has begun to work specifically with prosecutors investigating war crimes on knowledge management practices that will help gather information, structure experience, analyze it and produce solutions.

These tools can significantly assist in synchronizing practice and effectively using the expertise that the practitioners actively acquire and involve in the investigation process.