This training aims to prepare experts for successful design and implementation of international development projects in post-conflict areas. The course is designed for field practitioners (e.g. development and humanitarian aid practitioners) who wish to reflect on their work and enhance their skills to efficiently manage projects in peace-building and peacekeeping activities and people who aim to specialise in managing projects and programmes in post-conflict settings.

COURSE FEES: 1.410€ This includes tuition fees, course materials, coffee breaks, full-board accommodation, joint transport to and from the airport, and a social event.

APPLICATION DEADLINE for SCHOLARSHIPS: 1 May 2017

More Information: www.aspr.ac.at/ipt

CIRCLE Indonesia and ResultsinHealth are organising a four-day training on PVMSC in Bali, Indonesia on 11-14 September 2017.

Acknowledging the voices of both beneficiaries and stakeholders plays an important role in all stages of the project cycle, including Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E). Along with this, the number of innovative and participatory M&E approaches is also growing. One of the more recent M&E approaches combines the Participatory Video (PV) and the Most Significant Change (MSC) techniques – PVMSC.

Integrating PV with the MSC technique, creates a powerful M&E tool. The information is gathered, selected and screened by those directly involved and/or affected by the intervention, with the final films portraying the stories of changes caused by an intervention that are most significant to them. Furthermore, it contributes to the empowerment of both beneficiaries and stakeholders. It also and provides strong evidence of changes brought about by a particular intervention to the donors and implementing organisations. The PVMSC combination is particularly interesting for those interested in broadening and strengthening their participatory M&E knowledge and skills using a combination of video and storytelling methods.
By the end of the training you will be able to utilize the PVMSC method in your programmes – bringing changes to life on-screen – and integrating the technique into the design of your M&E activities, data collection and analysis.

Fee information:
Early bird registration (before 4 June 2017) is US$ 1250 and Registration after 4 June 2017 is US$ 1400. The fee includes lunch and the PVMSC training package, but does not include accommodation. You will be responsible for organising and funding your own accommodation, visa and travel to/from the workshop venue.

HOW TO REGISTER:
For more information about the PVMSC training, please visit http://www.resultsinhealth.org/news/95-training-participatory-video-and-most-significant-change-3 or CIRCLE Indonesia’s website:
www.circleindonesia.or.id

To register please visit https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1i4-L4oPFBzrvM8bdAFZLz_lqadC-BewSGCeH0PpoZkU/viewform?edit_requested=true

Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us:
E: reina.major@circleindonesia.or.id
T: +62 81327567116

E: training@resultsinhealth.org
T: +31 71 760 1200

The programme of this training course comprises theoretical inputs and practical exercises tailored to the realities in the field.All modules enhance interpersonal skills, highlight the importance of active involvement in the host society, and promote a reflective and critical approach. Junior professionals benefit particularly as they get the opportunity to reflect on their own mission readiness and motivation.

COURSE FEES: 1.690€ This includes: tuition fees, course materials, coffee breaks, full-board accommodation, shuttle to and from the airport, and a social event.

APPLICATION DEADLINE for SCHOLARSHIPS: 22 January 2017 & 1 July 2017

More Information: www.aspr.ac.at/ipt