Capacity
PERGSA has identified and trained National and Regional specialists to form specialist thematic teams, or Working Groups, that receive training in necessary skills in order to carry out activities without the need for external assistance.
PERSGA's Public Awareness and Participation Working Group consists of two to three national experts from each
Date |
Venue |
Content |
June 2000 |
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Creating a vision of environmental public awareness programmes. |
Oct. 2000 |
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A two-week training workshop in association with an IUCN conference. Special training from the IUCN Commission on Education and Communication and the IUCN Marine Programme; a workshop on project planning and management; and a workshop on effective presentation skills and PowerPoint. |
Oct. 2001 |
Jeddah |
The conduct of local social marketing studies and how to identify, prepare and submit micro-grant proposals for relevant projects. |
May 2002 |
Jeddah |
Environmental public awareness and communication (in partnership with ALECSO and with the cooperation of NCWCD) |
July 2002 |
Effective communication for biodiversity conservation. A ‘toolkit’ was developed that includes a training manual and guidelines. Technical assistance was provided by the IUCN Commission for Education and Communication. |
“Communication for Biodiversity in the RSGA Region”
As a result of the training activities, PERSGA was able to produce, incollaboration with IUCN, a training Kit “Communication for Biodiversity in the RSGA Region”. The kit is a living document that will be updated regularly to include regional case-studies. A core team of the PAP Board have since been trained as trainers to further educating a wider audience on the public awareness aspects of conservation.
Effective Communication for Environmental Conservation: A Manual For and By Communicators in the Region; Trainee Edition[1]
[Please contact information@persga.org for the Trainer's Manual]
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Working Group |
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“Now I feel optimistic to train other trainers working in the field of environment awareness.” Ali Farah – NE Somalia |