A good practice excerpt from the peer review: The Knowledge Bank
In 2018, Norway launched a Knowledge Bank with the objective of strengthening and co-ordinating a range of programmes for technical co-operation in areas where Norway’s special competence is in demand amongst partner countries. The programmes usually combine the expertise of Norwegian ministries, agencies and public institutions to meet the government’s objective to strengthen competence and capacity in public institutions in partner countries. The Knowledge Bank encompasses a number of technical co-operation initiatives, including the Oil for Development, Fish for Development and Tax for Development programmes, and Norwegian co-operation around clean energy. While the primary aim of the Knowledge Bank is to strengthen public institutions through sharing knowledge in Norway’s areas of niche expertise, it also reflects an innovative approach to – and potential for greater co-ordination, synergies and management of knowledge within – the Norwegian system by bringing together expertise from across the system, thereby breaking down silos.
Read chapter 5 of the peer review for more on Norway’s approach to sharing knowledge
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Norway's implementation of peer review recommendations from 2013

Read about the implementation of the 2013 recommendations (Annex A)
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