Seminar series with personal mentoring for the qualification (qualitoring) of development project management for diasporic-migrant organizations and young initiatives.
Long-term planning of projects, realistic objectives, content orientation, concrete implementation steps, fundraising, project management and, last but not least, integration into specifications of German development policy work are often major challenges for many associations.
You have a project idea that you would finally like to realize? You have start-up difficulties, you lack financing possibilities or fail because of the wording of the funding request? The VEN organizes this year a free Qualitoring series for you.
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What is the Qualitoring Program?
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What to expect.
- When?
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Where?
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YOU can make a difference!
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Conditions of participation
"Be the change you wish to see in this world."
-Mahatma Gandhi
What is the Qualitoring Program?
With qualification and personal mentoring, especially diasporic-migrant organizations and young partnership organizations are supported and accompanied to successfully plan, apply for and implement their development policy projects and offers both in Germany and in the Global South.
From April to December there will be 5 seminars every two month. In the meantime you have 8 weeks to work out your project idea and to apply the acquired knowledge and competences in the implementation of your own project proposal in order to formulate a concrete application.
Between the seminar dates, experienced experts will be available to you as individual mentors for personal consultation appointments.
Each participant has the opportunity to attend two consultations with a mentor, each in tandem with another participant, in order to further develop the proposals. The mentoring appointments are arranged individually and can take place either in person or online.
What to expect.
- Introduction to development policy and project planning for development associations: How can I place my project goals in the national and global context of development cooperation as well as development policy work? What are the SDG's and what are the examples?
- From a vague idea to a concrete proposal: How do I formulate my project application in a fitting and impact-oriented way?
- Overview of funding sources for different projects: How and where can I find funding for my project? Overview of funding sources for the different project ideas
- Content tips for project implementation and project management as well as pitfalls in project execution: How can I successfully implement my project despite external and content changes?
- Presentation of the projects and feedback: Share your vision, find supporters, create dynamic synergies and sustainable collaborations.
When?
Saturdays, 10.00-16.00
01.04., 13.05., 15.07., 16.09., 11.11.
Attendance at all dates is mandatory.
Where?
Badenstedter Street 12
30449 Hanover
Healthy, varied catering will be provided on site.
YOU can make a difference!
Because we are convinced that we need your perspectives and knowledge about the local conditions and infrastructures of your countries of origin and partnership in order to shape a socially just, environmentally sustainable and economically efficient future.
Conditions of participation
Participation is free of charge.
The places are limited. In order to be able to provide individual support and respond to your needs, participants are limited to 20 people in total and 2 people per organization.
To register, please send a short project outline to Diese E-Mail-Adresse ist vor Spambots geschützt! Zur Anzeige muss JavaScript eingeschaltet sein! by March 24, 2023.
You can find a template for download here:
If you have any questions, please contact the project manager Janika Bende.
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