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In a world characterised by rapid change driven by globalization, the knowledge-based economy poses some challenges but also opportunities for the private sector and the public sector alike. According to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, Knowledge Management (KM) has for some time been at the core of government tasks - inseparable from strategy, planning, consultation and implementation. Nevertheless, indications are that the public sector has been falling behind in these practices, compared to the private sector. This realization has prompted some governments to put KM high on their policy agendas.

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