Frankly Speaking » Facts, thoughts and experiences in relation to development
The strength and continuity of larger projects and programmes
Beyond the planning, preparation, implementation and evaluation of individual non-formal learning activities we also have experience in designing, developing and implementing entire programmes, schemes and strategic large-scale projects and individual research projects and policy initiatives.
So often one activity is simply not enough to let people discover themselves. It is the strength of longer-term projects to support not only participants’ thinking for two weeks, but their practice for several months. Chances are much better that they open up and blossom…
Examples of our work in this area include several training of trainers schemes, key contributions to the development of an institutional training scheme on European Citizenship, the evaluation of a European funding programme for pilot projects on human rights education and a project to mainstream quality standards in youth policy development through United Nations local office programming in the field of reproductive health and education.
