We support your organisation in terms of content as well as project management from the preparation phase to completion.
Choose individual elements to match your requirements from the list
below.
Preparation / Project Development
- Project development and planning, with regards to work on children’s rights
- Workshops on the development of ideas and the integration of children’s rights-based aspects into a project
- Drafting project proposals (in Germany and on site)
Project Start-up
- Forming a team
- Formulating goals, rough planning with the team and setting down milestones
- Formulating indicators
- Planning documentation and communication
Detailed Planning
Support in the planning process (i. e. carrying out workshops)
- Developing strategies for the concrete implementation of children’s rights projects
- Strengthening public relations and lobby work on the subject of children’s rights
- Drafting work plans
- Setting up a monitoring system (project management & project cycle)
Advice and development on the organisation of local NGOs
- Improving the internal structure and operation of an NGO
- Staff management/functional management
- Public relations and fundraising
- Finance management for projects
- Drafting guidlines, procedures and handbooks (“good practice”)
Implementing and Monitoring Projects
Project supervision
- Advice on implementing and adapting the existing monitoring system (incl. workshops on monitoring project activities with subsequent updating )
- Promoting project monitoring with active participation
- Regular visits to enhance the progress of the project content
Training on:
- Children’s rights and social work
- Education/participation of children
- Communication and public relations
- Legal issues in the field of children’s rights
- Finance administration
- General administration and staff administration
- Participatory working methods in the implementation of child rights projects
Evaluation and Project Conclus
- Support in compiling final documents (general reports and finance reports, audits)
- Participatory analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of the whole project
- Recording the ‘lessons learnt’ and ‘good practices’
- Subsequent evaluation of the whole project
Picture above: wooden statue by our member Peter Klein. © Peter Klein