Program managers and knowledge management officers
Mapping out an international development organization's knowledge resources and partner networks.
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About
ComPart is a wiki garden mind map template created on 27 May 2009, containing 73 nodes across 7 major branches that organize knowledge management for international development organizations. It covers Sustainable and Fair Economic Development, Democracy and peacebuilding, Access to basic services, and regional operations, with specific nodes like 'Impact of biofuels on right to food', 'Programmatic approach', and 'Health Insurance Programme'. This ComPart mind map serves as a structured cheat sheet for navigating internal wikis, policy research, and partner networks, making it a practical template for NGOs and development practitioners.
Terms and ConditionsWhen to use this template
Policy advisors and researchers
Structuring policy research and advocacy work across multiple regions and sectors.
HR and team leads
Onboarding new staff by providing a visual overview of internal wikis, support channels, and thematic programs.
How to use this template
Step 1
Open and Explore the Map Structure
Open the .xmind file to browse the seven major branches covering international development sectors like economic development and regional operations.
Step 2
Customize Nodes and Expand Content
Click on existing nodes to edit policy details or use the Insert key to add new branches for your organization's specific projects.
Step 3
Export and Share Development Knowledge
Save your customized knowledge map as a PDF or image to share structured insights and partner networks with your NGO team.
Frequently asked questions
The template includes 7 main branches: Sustainable and Fair Economic Development, Support, Other wiki's, General policy & research, Mission, Democracy and peacebuilding, Access to basic services, and Regional. Each branch contains specific nodes like 'Programmatic approach' and 'Health Insurance Programme'.
Open the .xmind file in Xmind, then explore branches like 'Other wiki's' to link to external resources, or use 'General policy & research' to organize programmatic approaches. Customize nodes to reflect your organization's projects.
Yes, the template is fully editable in Xmind (desktop or web). You can add, remove, or modify nodes. Xmind offers free and paid versions; the template itself is free to use.
It organizes learning processes and systematization of programmatic approaches, with sub-nodes like 'Learning process on programmatic approach' and 'Programmatic Approach: Sytematisation'.
Absolutely. The 'Regional' branch lists example offices like 'ICCO Brasil' and 'ICCO South East Asia'. You can replace these with your own regional hubs or projects.
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