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The Active Citizenship Engagment for Good Governance - Facilitation Training and Capacity Building (ACE-FTCB) Workshop

In response to participants' requests during the launch of CIDA's Active Citizenship Engagement for Good Governance Strategy (ACE) in January 18, 2011, a six-day ACE - Facilitation Training & Capacity Building Workshop (FTCB) was held in June 2011.

The workshop was planed, designed, implemented and facilitated by the CIDA-Egypt Program Support Unit (PSU) in collaboration with the Intercultural Facilitation and Organizational Development Unit (iFOD) of the Center for Intercultural Learning (CIL).

“Goal: to build a cadre of ACE facilitators to:

Facilitate learning & participation in active citizenship engagement for good governance initiatives;
Facilitate dialogue, negotiation, consensus building & shared commitment among diverse actors for expanding the civic domain and promoting active citizenship engagement and civic responsibility; and
Promote civic action toward active citizenship engagement for good governance.

This FTCB was the first of its kind – a thematic ACE-FTCB!

The FTCB with its Intercultural Principles and Adult Education Design Model (AEDM) serving as the fluent process that tightly embraced, highlighted and heightened working on the contents:

ACE's Guiding Principles,
Core Concepts,
Entry Points
Self-Assessment & Coaching Tool (SACT)!

The workshop was a hands-on, highly participatory and collaborative learning event!

It achieved its goal for 36 participants from diverse backgrounds including CIDA projects & partner organizations, CSOs, media, government and research institutions.

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