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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:Digital Journey: Pitch day!
DESCRIPTION:After already two successful online meetings\, the LinkingPins will meet again on April 21. This time\, the created Joint Action Groups will pitch their ideas to the participants and contributors to reach the next step in this Digital Journey. \nWhat happened so far?\nThe Digital Journey started on March 24 with the Design Day\, the Kick-off session. During this session\, all the participants\, the so-called Linking Pin’s\, were introduced. Together\, we created a mapping of the digital ecosystem. What do we already have and where are the organisations most proud of? those were the main questions. After this inventory\, we looked at the different ambitions of the more than 30 various participating organisations\, such as Oxfam\, ICCO and Amref. An analysis was made with the collected information and shared with the group. After that\, for all the Linking Pin’s\, the next step was to focus on Joint Action Group Ideas. \nOn April 7\, part two of the Design Day took place. Again\, over 50 participants\, among which also the program manager ‘digital for development’ of Foreign Affairs\, joined the digital meeting place to discover together which Joint Action Groups could continue the Digital Journey in their new formation. Around 10 ideas were sent in beforehand\, and during the session itself even more ideas came up. Some examples: ‘How can we become truly data-driven?’\, ‘Responsible data ecosystem for disaster management’ or ‘How can we best communicate with our partners online?’. With all these ideas\, the Joint Action Groups were created\, and their needs and next steps are specified.
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/digital-journey-pitch-day/
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SUMMARY:Virtual Focal Point Café: hosted by UNICEF Netherlands
DESCRIPTION:ZOOM in on Public-Private Partnerships & Humanitarian Business Models!\nDCHI & UNICEF Netherlands\, will be hosting the second edition of our Focal Point Café Online on Wednesday the 22nd of April\nThe challenges that the (developing) world is facing are big and complex. The humanitarian sector cannot tackle them alone. Working together with business\, knowledge institutes and the government is crucial. But how do you go about designing a partnership that is valuable for all organisations involved? What are the successful business models behind this? \nWe happily invite you to the second edition of the DCHI Focal point café\, hosted by UNICEF. A virtual get-together of innovators from NGO’s\, business\, government\, knowledge institutes and other walks of life. Be inspired by great examples and great failures of public-private partnerships. Learn more about the principles and techniques behind them. \nIn preparation for this event we invite you to bring along an example of a public-private partnership that has inspired you recently or in the past. \nDo note in order to participate in this virtual event you need to download Zoom to your device This link opens in a new tab \nThe Program:\nVirtual doors will open from 3.45pm\, join us early so we can start sharp at 4pm. \n4pm: Mathilde Miedema (Program Director at TNO) and Roelinde Bakker (Business developer Healthy Living)\, will share inspiring stories about TNO’s ‘Innovation for Development’ and reveal some of their latest insights into successful business modelling for public-private partnerships. \n4.30pm Together with Fronteer\, we will zoom in on the challenges for successful partnerships and showcase a couple of best practices. In interactive breakout sessions\, you’ll be formulating ingredients for collaboration and designing a recipe for your own successful public-private partnership. \n5.15pm Final remarks & drinks at our digital breakout bar (BYO drinks). \nWe look forward to seeing you then!  \nAre you curious to know what we got up to in our previous Focal Point Café\, on collaborative innovation and co-hosted with The Municipality of the Hague? Read on here This link opens in a new tab \nDCHI will be hosting regular Focal Point Café meetings in 2020. Here we will highlight humanitarian innovation cases and relevant themes\, as well as exploring best practices and lessons learnt from various organisations. This will be done in a casual ‘café-like’ setting to encourage our coalition to network and collaborate.\nEach meeting will be lead by one of our focal points\, from our 6 board member organisations: Ministry of Foreign Affairs\, Ministry of Defence\, The Netherlands Red Cross\, CARE Netherlands\, UNICEF and The City of The Hague.
URL:https://www.humanityhub.org/calendar/virtual-focal-point-cafe-hosted-by-unicef-netherlands/
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