Workshop and Conference Design and Facilitation Highlights
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Co-organization and facilitation of:
- Ten national training and policy workshops in Burundi, Burkina Faso, Guinea, Burkina Faso and Madagascar, Malawi, Iraq, Niger, and Uganda
- Publications: 3.3.2.25, 3.3.2.26, 3.7.2.4, 3.7.2.5
- Ten international training and policy workshops in Burkina Faso, South Africa, Mozambique, Niger, Mali, Senegal, Uganda
- Publications:
- Other Documents Produced for USAID and USAID-Funded Projects and Programs: 3.7.2.1, 3.7.2.2
- World Bank: 5.26
- Publications:
- Six workshops in French
- Publication: 3.7.2.5
- Nine bilingual or trilingual workshops (i.e. using simultaneous translation or parallel sessions)
- Publications:
- Other Documents Produced for USAID and USAID-Funded Projects and Programs: 3.7.2.1, 3.7.2.2
- World Bank: 5.26
- Publications:
- Development of three major training modules being used internationally as well as a number of NGO or country-specific training modules on M&E, report writing and gender mainstreaming
- Publications: 3.1.1 , 3.1.2
- Experience with the use of national and international workshops
- To document “lessons learned” on international policies
- To develop international and national policy strategies
- Publications: 5.1.4.A, 5.1.6
Workshop and Conference Design and Facilitation
Type of Workshop and Training and Location |
Level of Involvement |
Trainees |
Agency |
Countries/Regions of people who attended workshop |
Language |
Basic Principles Gender and Gender Issues in M&E and Reporting | |||||
Gender Integration Plan (GIP) validation workshop and sector review workshops (Ouagadougou) | (1) Technical Assistance to MCA-BF Gender and Social Manager Irene Kabre (2) Co-preparation of documents being reviewed |
MCA-BF and contractor staff | MCC | Burkina Faso | French |
Two regional gender coordination workshops (Tougan and Banfora) | Civil society leaders in the project affected areas | MCC | Burkina Faso | French | |
Workshop on basic principles of gender and reporting (Ouagadougou) | Preparation and animation of module on reporting | MCA-BF and contractor staff | MCC | Burkina Faso | French |
National workshop on strengthening consideration of gender in natural resource planning and agriculture (Burkina Faso & Washington, DC) | Organized | In Burkina Faso: CSO and ministry representatives
In Washington: World Bank staff |
World Bank | Burkina Faso and Washington | French and English** |
National and Regional Workshops on Food Security Management, M&E and Reporting |
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Madagascar, Malawi, Burundi | Co-Design and Execution (with A. Willard and TOPS) | For CRS Title II programs | TOPS for USAID | Madagascar, Malawi, Burundi | Two in French and one in English |
Burkina Faso | Co-design and Execution with TOPS | For FFP Emergency Programs | TOPS for USAID | Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, Chad | French |
Uganda | Co-design and facilitation of two workshops on M&E and Reporting for Food Security Programs | CSRL/ISU | CSRL/ISU | Uganda | English |
Uganda | Contributed to design of small group exercises and co-facilitated some sessions | USAID/Uganda employees | Mitchell International Consultants for USAID/Uganda | Uganda | English |
South Africa | Co-produced curriculum, workshop, and proceedings with Africare Food Security Directors Lee Thompson, Judy Bryson and Harold Tarver and senior food security staff (and in the case of Mali USAID/FANTA project) | Africare HQ and field staff and Country Representatives | Africare for USAID | All Africa | French and English* |
Mozambique | East and southern Africa | French, English and Portuguese** | |||
Niger | All Africa | French and English* | |||
Mali | West Africa | French and English* | |||
Senegal | Organized & Facilitated Session | Africare | All Africa | English | |
Involuntary Resettlement Connected with World Bank Infrastructure and Agricultural Projects | |||||
Workshop in Settlement and Development in Sub-Saharan Africa (Kampala) | Co-organized (with Cynthia Cook, Dan Mudoola, and Patrick Mulindwa)* | Experts who worked on World Bank funded and affiliated projects | World Bank | Representatives of 18 African countries | French and English** |
Settlement Issues in the West Africa River Basins Affected by the 11-Country Onchocerciasis (River Blindness) Control Programme (OCP) | |||||
OCP Settlement (Paris) | Led and/or helped prepare several sessions and proceedings chapters | Ministers of development and agriculture | World Bank | 10 of the 11 OCP countries and World Bank international staff | French and English** |
OCP Settlement (Washington, DC ) | Co-organized and presented | World Bank staff | World Bank | All staff West African staff including support staff | English |
OCP Settlement Burkina Faso (11 countries) | Co-organized, presented, and helped prepare proposals | National staff from the ministries of development and agriculture | OCP and World Bank | 10 of the 11 countries | French and English** |
OCP Settlement (Abidjan, Dakar, Conakry, Accra, Ouagadougou, Niamey)
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Prepared and presented seven reports examining areas of potential overlap between OCP and USAID country strategies project and USAID | USAID mission and REDSO staff | USAID (through VBC Project) | Cote d’Ivoire, Ghana, Guinea, Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso | English |
Regional workshop on semi-arid agriculture in the Horn of Africa (Nairobi) | Responsible for specific sessions and a portion of proceedings for workshop with six countries | Representatives of the national agricultural centers and ministries of agriculture | USAID and IGAD | Uganda, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Sudan, Somalia, and Djibouti | English |
Post-Conflict Reconstruction and Development | |||||
Six city workshops to document lessons learned from the Community Stabilization Programme (CSP) (Erbil and Bamako) | Co-organized with Jessica Cho and co-produced final report and city reports
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IRD for USAID | National staff and some international CSP staff | Current and former CSP staff (American and Iraqi) | English and Arabic** |
Relevant University-based Classroom Instruction and Workshops | |||||
Food in Africa faculty graduate seminar | Conceptualized and taught course for two years and produced the book “Food in Africa” (with Art Hansen) | Graduate students and professors working in international agriculture | University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida | US-based for Africa | English |
Workshop: “Curriculum Issues in the Study of African Food Issues” | Co-organized workshop and produced proceedings with Art Hansen | US-based for Africa | English | ||
Anthropology in Food Policy (graduate seminar) | Conceptualized and taught course for two years and produced the book “Anthropology in Food Policy” | University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky | US-based for Africa and Latin America | English |
*Included parallel sessions in different languages running simultaneously then regrouping into single-language plenary sessions with translators
**Included translators