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SUMMARY:Online Course – Inclusive Local Economic Development
DESCRIPTION:This six-week\, practice-oriented\, and expert-led online course will explore strategies and tools for local authorities to promote sustainable and inclusive economic growth. It will provide participants with the knowledge and skills to assess their local economic environment and – in an inclusive manner – design an effective local economic development strategy. \nE-learning methodology \nUnlike most e-courses\, this hands-on\, interactive course will apply problem–based and collaborative learning methods. Participants will have plenty of space to interact with both each other and with the instructor and will work together to solve practical assignments. \n  \nPractical Information \nThe course takes an asynchronous approach\, meaning that participants do not need to log in at set times – which can be difficult due to time differences – but can complete the coursework at times convenient to them. Weekly submission of assignments. \n\nThis course will take place online from 13 April to 22 May 2020.\nThe deadline to apply is 10 April.\nThe course fee is € 600.\nSpace is limited to 25 participants. Applications are accepted on a first-come\, first-served basis.\nThe course is designed for development workers\, local and regional officials\, and ministry-level professionals.\nProfessionals who complete the course will receive an accredited certificate of achievement.\n\n  \nLearning Objectives \nThis course will help you: \nAssess the economic and political context for regional development;\nIdentify challenges and opportunities for strengthening the local economy and job creation together with stakeholders at the local\, regional and national level;\nDevelop approaches to strategic and inclusive local economic planning;\nBecome acquainted with practical tools for supporting the local economy.\nAfter this course\, you will receive a professional certificate of completion from The Hague Academy for Local Governance.
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/online-course-inclusive-local-economic-development/
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SUMMARY:Community of Practice SDG 16+
DESCRIPTION:Following an incredibly successful launch of the COP16\, we are running our second session of Community of Practice 16+. \nWe are happy to announce that the second COP16 meeting is taking place on Friday April 17th between 15:00-16:30. The theme of the session is how can we deliver value as peace and justice workers during this pandemic? \nPlease register here.\nAll of our lives have shifted in response to the coronavirus. This is reflected in this session. First\, the meeting will take place on Zoom. After your registration\, you will be shared a link sometime next week that directs you to the platform Zoom. Along with it\, you will receive some helpful guidance on how to engage and use the tool to interact with fellow members. \nAs per your feedback\, more time is allocated to going in-depth into these discussions. You choose the topic you wish to dedicate your time to. There are four sub-groups that are facilitated by fellow members who volunteered at the end of Session 1: \n–       Perceptions of Justice: How can justice in The Hague be felt locally and globally? How can The Hague serve as a springboard for developing SDG16 best practices? \n–       Drivers of Justice in the context of Sustainable Cities: How can decision-making in other SDG’s (i.e. SDG11) ensure just and inclusive outcomes for citizens? \n–       What is Peace and Justice? What do citizens need? How can we increase citizen engagement with SDG16? \n–       Tools to support Peace and Justice workers. During this pandemic\, what are good adaptive tools and strategies that can support the continuation of the results for SDG16? \n  \nYou were not there last time? You can find out more about the kick-off and the themes that were developed on this page. \nDo you wish to share this invitation with someone else? Feel free! You can invite other peace and justice workers to join this and future sessions. \nPeace-builders\, data analysts\, researchers\, political decision-makers\, people on the front-line\, and many other ´hats´ are invited to join COP16. In order to bring about more justice\, more peace and more inclusive societies we should take up time and space in which to exchange\, to find opportunities\, and ultimately sustain or grow your impact. \n  \n[av_button label=’REGISTER’ icon_select=’no’ icon=’ue800′ font=’entypo-fontello’ size=’small’ position=’center’ label_display=” title_attr=” color=’theme-color’ custom_bg=’#444444′ custom_font=’#ffffff’ link=’manually\,https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=VsZ7R-i1i0CqNzmf-rk1isxfs7ywMOJCouAyM5VULN1UNEI5RkJJOVRaNVVXRUVOSDU4UkhVMUJPNy4u’ link_target=’_blank’ id=” custom_class=” av_uid=” admin_preview_bg=”]
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/community-of-practice-sdg-16-2/
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SUMMARY:Covid-19 and the support of remote and vulnerable populations
DESCRIPTION:This webinar is organized by KUNO with first-hand experiences on (medical) support of remote and vulnerable groups. \nThey have invited three speakers\, that all work with remote and/or vulnerable groups in the Covid-19 crisis. They will give us an overview of existing practices and afterwards be available for questions from the audience. \nSpeakers: \n\nDr. Holly Ritchie\, ISS\, Erasmus University: informing Somali refugee women in ‘Little Mogadishu’\, Nairobi (Kenya).\nDr. Pratap Kumar\, CEO Health-E-Net\, practical digital tools for Tele-medical support of remote and marginalized regions (the Coronavirus screening tool & webservice for tele-consultations).\nMariken Gaanderse\, Upinion\, the COVID-19 Monitor for refugee populations.
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/covid-19-and-the-support-of-remote-and-vulnerable-populations/
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