Tag: #handbook
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Team Building Module Facilitator’s Guide
Description: The following session facilitation guidance has been developed to assist NuPITA OD advisors to implement the teambuilding workshop. The workshop is designed to engage participants in boththeoretical information and application through a combination of case studies, role-plays, individual discussion, small group exercises, and large group discussions. It may be applied to an entire organization…
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Protection Mainstreaming Training Facilitator’s Guide
Description: The target audience for the training is staff workingin all IRC sectors from assistant level upwards.Recognizing that the level of staff capacity in IRCvaries from country to country, trainers should tailor thematerials appropriately to their audience. A methodology focusing on practicality ratherthan theory has been favored; the aim being to getparticipants to ask themselves…
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An Orientation on the Cooperative Business Model Facilitator’s Guide
Description: The facilitator’s guide is geared towards people who are interested in organizing and facilitating Think.COOP training. It provides guidance on planning the training and facilitation techniques and also provides step-by-step descriptions of the learning activities in the Think.Coop training guide, including key messages to be shared with participants. This guide also serves as a…
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A Facilitators’ Guide to Participatory Workshops with NGOs/CBOs Responding to HIV/AIDS
Description: This guide does not attempt to explore how participatory approaches can be applied to different aspects of HIV/AIDS work. The Alliance documents this information in the form of toolkits (trainingmanuals) on specific subjects. These toolkits include examples of participatory tools and activities which can be used to help people discuss different issues. Instead, this…
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Protection, Gender and Inclusion in Emergencies Toolkit
(Note – the 2018 IFRC Facilitator Guide seems to have been replaced by this 2021 Toolkit but it is still available at a new link.) Description: This toolkit accompanies the IFRC Minimum standards on protection, gender and inclusions inemergencies (2018) (“Minimum Standards”) and provides additional guidance to plan, implementand monitor those standards during an emergency…
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ToT Facilitator Guide House to House Social mobilization for vaccination activities
Description: This Facilitator Guide is written for all people providing training for trainers (ToT). It is a resource to assist you in preparing supervisors and volunteers for the important work they will perform in their own communities. Facilitators will help participants learn in a flexible and action-oriented manner. Quick Tip: This guide provides compelling material…
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Guide for Training Community Leaders to Improve Leadership and Management Practices
Description: This guide is aimed at people, teams, or institutions from the governmental sector or other sectors of civil society that work with communities. This guide can be used as supporting material in community-based programs and projects for the local management of municipalities and the improvement of education, social welfare, and health services. Quick Tip:…
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Training of Trainers for Community QI NGO Facilitators
Description: Every team goes through the stages of development:• Forming• Storming• Norming• PerformingEach stage is a critical part of ensuring the team is well functioning andreaching its goals. The Coach and QI team leader should understand these stages and the process of team development. The QI team should assess the stages of their team and…
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The Partnership Toolbox A Facilitator’s Guide to Partnership Dialogue
Description: This manual is a guide to facilitating constructive discussion and dialogue with partners. It is based on the idea that partnership is a process and an ongoing journey. Rather than a set oftools to apply to partners, this manual lays out a process for CRS and partners to jointly explore the challenges they face.…
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Trainer Guidelines
Description: Catholic Relief Services (CRS) has identified protection as a priority in all aspects of our programming, in both emergency and nonemergency contexts. To ensure that all staff have a shared level ofunderstanding of what is meant by protection, the CRS Protection Team has prepared the following Training Module. CRS anticipates that all CRS country…