Collective Knowledge Project

Evidencing the practice that keeps people safe in the outdoors

Its purpose is to provide structure and opportunities for mediating knowledge creation in activity safety within the UK outdoor adventure activities sector. It is seen that there is a need to draw together the knowledge within our diverse sector, providing some structure and opportunities to share and promote the practice and learnings within this area.

To achieve this aim, the project is using the following objectives;

  1. Collection
  2. Curation
  3. Communication

 
The first objective of collection, stems from our need to understand the current trends and issues within the sector. Phase 1, which has been completed, with a published report, is the trial of a sector wide incident reporting form.  This is to ensure the collection of relevant information for project outcomes, and that this form is appropriate for both the participants submitting data. This project is a joint project with the following organisations,  

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Reports
 

Collective Knowledge Phase 1 - Report Summary 

 

Collective Knowledge Phase 1 - Full Report 

 

Collective Knowledge Stakeholder Letter - June 2024 

 

 

 

If you would like to know more, please look out for updates here.
 
Or please email [email protected]

 

 

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