Mutual respect and sharing of knowledge is encouraged.
With more than 20 years of SSC facilitation, FAO has worked with close to 100 partners to support the mutual sharing and exchange of knowledge, good practices, policies and technology between and among countries in the global South.
The sharing of knowledge is improving everyone.
In the cancer discourse, the mutual exchange of knowledge, experiences, and ideas requires skillful communication.
Increasing the communication between these two groups, that often have been opposite of one another, has resulted in mutual trust, inspired collaborations and training sessions, and increased the sharing of palaeontological knowledge.
Mutual sharing enhances communication.
Such interactions are based on high levels of shared goals, shared knowledge, and mutual respect that together foster attentiveness to the situation and to one another [ 17].
In order to inform DRR policy by delivering cutting-edge scientific and technological evidence, S&T networks have a potential advantage over individual approaches in terms of coordination, shared resources, mutual learning, and exchange of knowledge and skills.
The concept of 'relational processes' in care coordination that involve complementary roles of each professional and their interdependencies have been identified as important processes in emerging interprofessional teams where the building of 'relational coordination' may ensure team functioning based upon shared goals, shared knowledge, and mutual respect [ 30].
Communication is characterized by mutual respect, engagement, exchange of knowledge and understanding [ 1, 52, 53].
