Gender Analysis and Planning 20-22 Jan 2010, Oxford. Course fee:
£550 (non-residential) or
£700 (residential)
Development planners and NGOs are increasingly committed to incorporating a gender perspective into their programmes. However, many face challenges in its practical and systematic application to their work. This course will enable you to analyse and plan development and humanitarian programmes from a
gender equality perspective, and to mainstream gender issues effectively throughout your development practice.
Advanced Partner Capacity Building 1-5 Feb 2010, Oxford. Course fee:
£999 (non-residential) or
£1250 (residential)
This advanced level course is for individuals who already have experience in the design or implementation of capacity building initiatives. The course will provide an opportunity for facilitated reflection on past work as well as providing further, updated and specific elements for incorporation into future efforts. The sessions will contain a mix of facilitator input; live case studies;
group discussions and participatory exercises. Where appropriate, participants will be provided an opportunity to apply a number of models and tools to their own situation.
Impact Assessment 17-19 Feb 2010, Oxford. Course fee:
£550 (non-residential) or
£700 (residential)
With increased pressure on delivery and accountability, the need has never been greater for development and civil society organisations to assess the longer-term impact of their work. This three-day course explores the issues around the challenge of measuring impact and attribution and provides very practical tools and methods.
Advocacy and Policy Influencing 22-26 Mar 2010, Oxford. Course fee:
£999 (non-residential) or
£1250 (residential)
This course gives participants a thorough understanding of how to influence the policy making process in their own context. You will learn skills to help you formulate and plan effective advocacy strategies. Enhance your ability to lobby decision makers, and gain confidence in the ways in which you relate to them.
