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الوئام
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Bridging Generations
Dr. Riyadh bin Nasser Al-Furaiji argues that communication across generations is about more than preserving knowledge: it ensures that knowledge, together with its context, is passed across time and institutions and turned into useful decisions and practices. Organizations produce studies, guides, and practical experience that may be left unused in archives or duplicated, even though making them available can improve decisions, reduce costs and errors, and speed up solutions. He calls for the value of knowledge to be measured by how much it is put to use, particularly in the nonprofit sector, where sharing experience allows organizations to learn from one another and avoid wasting resources.
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