Active Sector School. Capacity building learning and networking programme - FRSI

Project facts

Project promoter:
Information Society Development Foundation(PL)
Project Number:
PL-ACTIVECITIZENS-REGIONAL-0001
Status:
In implementation
Initial project cost:
€151,626
Programme:

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Description

The project shall serve to (i) nurture young organizations and therefore enable the continuity of CSOs functioning, (ii) develop & ensure a sufficient level of their professionalism, (iii) extend cross-sectoral connections (with different stakeholders), (iv) popularize their presence, actions and impact for smaller communities.
The main outputs are:
•    100 joint initiatives conducted by CSOs in collaboration with CSOs and other entities;
•    1200 professional staff trained;
•    300 CSOs participating in capacity building/learning initiatives 
The main activities are:
•    Two rounds of trainings for CSOs on basic competences of project-oriented thinking & more advanced issues (i.e.: management skills and strategic planning, communication skills, leadership and teambuilding, diversification of financial resources, digital skills and online safety of organizations). 
•    Activities to strengthen NGOs’ ability to join forces, advocate policies, improve transparency, accountability and public understanding.
•    Thematic meetings will explore special focus subjects and create spaces to gather people, solutions and good examples of policy making.
•    Regional 2-day events for CSOs and town/commune officials and public institutions representatives, in particular involved in cooperation with NGOs, to foster the relations and develop more efficient models for common actions & synergy.
•    Offer to around 400 CSOs to consult their strategy with an expert as well as connect with potential mentors, twin organizations and relevant learning opportunities.
•    Information campaign to demonstrate the potential of civil society. 

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