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Facilitation of CONFERENCE MANAGEMENT

EIGE_websize-79With the upcoming OPEN DAYS organized by the Committee of REGIONS of the European Commission, several conglomerates struggle with acquiring focus and quality presentations for assuring sessions with concrete benefits for the participants, one of the instructions by the Commission.

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Why is ‘facilitation’ and ‘participatory management’ rare in public bodies and private companies? Do ‘bosses’ fear to be challenged?

Read a collection of very interesting reactions:

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„Code of Conduct of LFA moderators“

DSC05128Moderators who apply Logical Framework Analysis participatory analysis and planning procedures endorse the following professional behaviour:

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‘FACILITATION’ … a simple hobby or a real profession?

1103-MOD-68While thinking of the next upcoming FACILITATION Training I think it could be nice to share a little our concerns on teaching this very special course.

And in connection with the other discussion on the difference between a COACH and a FACILITATOR one of the interesting challenges is to change a ‘consultant’ (= coach?) into a ‘moderator’ or ‘facilitator’.

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Frustration … about poor collaboration?

“Why have we not done this six years earlier ?”

… that is what the CEO commented after a workshop of just one day, in which Erik facilitated the release of many build-up frustrations that blocked the co-workers from different Departments.

Together we discussed and analysed their causal relationships and prioritised the issues at stake.

We brainstormed solutions from which we all selected and agreed how to go ahead….

… and everybody was impressed at the end that we finally talked about their frustrations and regained new energy to perform even better than ever before.

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Email: erik@PROJECTSforCHANGE.eu
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About us

Erik Kijne
After 15 years in Cooperative Training in Zambia and in the Tropical Dairy sector in Indonesia and Tanzania, Erik realised the serious problems with PLANNING of PROJECTS and thus specialised in the facilitated participatory multi-stakeholder Logical Framework Analysis and Planning (LFA) methodology.

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