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Afghan Red Crescent Volunteers use VIPP
Nuzhat Shahzadi, a coauthor of Visualisation in Participatory Programmes: How to Facilitate and Visualise Participatory Group Processes, shot and compiled a photo report on VIPP being used to facilitate a planning workshop of Afghan Red Crescent Volunteers held in Herat, Western Afghanistan. Nuzhat and her colleagues from UNICEF were the workshop fascilitators. The workshop participants represented different age groups and gender. Click here to see the photographs contributed by Nuzhat.
Our popular manual for facilitators: Visualisation in Participatory Programmes: How to Facilitate and Visualise Participatory Group Processes has now been reprinted with a fully updated annotated bibliography offering the latest published and web-based resources for facilitators of participatory events. |
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Visualisation in Participatory Programmes: How to Facilitate and Visualise Participatory Group Processes
This manual has been written for the trained facilitator of group events. It is designed to reinforce concepts and techniques learned in training of facilitators and trainers in participatory group processes. VIPP is not wedded to a particular framework or academic discipline in problem solving, planning or training. Rather it is a set of tools that can be applied to just about any group process as long as the intention is to make such processes more participatory
and democratic.
This is a manual for facilitators and trainers involved in:
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Planning and revising projects and programmes |
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Communication materials development and story-line planning |
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Putting research into action |
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Community-level development work, including PRA/PLA |
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Training workshops |
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Training of facilitators and trainers |
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Curricula development |
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Running conferences and information markets |
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Management, human-resource planning and team building |
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Business meetings |
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An invitation to all facilitators of group processes
The publishers of this website invite users to send in their experiences in applying VIPP. Best would be short descriptions of about 400 to 500 words with two or three good quality, digital photos which we can have the rights to use. Send captions and photo credits needed. It would help a great deal if both positive and negative experiences are included in your contributions.
You are also invited to discuss issues related to participatory VIPP processes at our Community of Practice, see below: |
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VIPP Community of Pratice
Click here to access an interactive facility where you can post questions about VIPP as well as share your experiences in participatory processes. Send your substantial contributions to vipp_practice@yahoo.com. |
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