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How to run a workshop

Published Jan 2004

Authors

Maeve Moynihan, Jean-Jaques Guilbert, Bryan Walker, Adi Walker

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Network Learning www.networklearning.org

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Strategies for effective planning and execution of NGO workshops

This manual on designing and running workshops focuses on the practical steps involved in carrying out effective workshops. Specific aspects that the manual focuses on include:

planning the workshop content
planning the administration
facilitating and running the workshop
planning your own workshop

Each chapter includes activities and exercises to facilitate workshop planning and execution.

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