Training core group of trainers in the UK, recruited from London University to complement the teams in Malawi and Ghana Development of new, innovative approaches to behaviour change and advocacy Franchise of TfaC Computer for behaviour change Deepening the Monitoring and Evaluation of impact Development of research relationship with UK-based universities What are we going to do in 2012 specifically? Objective # 1: consolidation In 2012 we are going to: Build management capacity of TfaC Malawi, Ghana and UK Re structure organisations in both countries to ensure maximum effectiveness and for money Support TfaC Malawi and Ghana to make transition to autonomous funding position Support re structuring of programmes in both countries to ensure that they are running at the best possible for money Raise a proportion of funds for the unmet running costs in Malawi and Ghana Increase the profile of the organisation through effective marketing and communications activities such as newsletters and websites. Support The Equals Campaign in marketing and communications Develop links with academic institutions in the UK and conduct research into impact in Malawi and Ghana Objective #2: new markets In 2012 we will carry out the following activities under this objective: Get curriculum accredited by City and Guilds or another comparable organisation Package the Radio Programme , accredit and patent it, and train members of the School of Oriental and African Studies Radio Department to deliver. Recruit a core team from partner academic organisations Develop new concept for behaviour change and advocacy products Meet with a large range of potential partners to find out what they do today and what their critical needs are (so we can shape our product to meet these)
Training core group of trainers in the UK, recruited from London University to complement the teams in Malawi and Ghana Development of new, innovative approaches to behaviour change and advocacy Franchise of TfaC Computer for behaviour change Deepening the Monitoring and Evaluation of impact Development of research relationship with UK-based universities What are we going to do in 2012 specifically? Objective # 1: consolidation In 2012 we are going to: Build management capacity of TfaC Malawi, Ghana and UK Re structure organisations in both countries to ensure maximum effectiveness and for money Support TfaC Malawi and Ghana to make transition to autonomous funding position Support re structuring of programmes in both countries to ensure that they are running at the best possible for money Raise a proportion of funds for the unmet running costs in Malawi and Ghana Increase the profile of the organisation through effective marketing and communications activities such as newsletters and websites. Support The Equals Campaign in marketing and communications Develop links with academic institutions in the UK and conduct research into impact in Malawi and Ghana Objective #2: new markets In 2012 we will carry out the following activities under this objective: Get curriculum accredited by City and Guilds or another comparable organisation Package the Radio Programme , accredit and patent it, and train members of the School of Oriental and African Studies Radio Department to deliver. Recruit a core team from partner academic organisations Develop new concept for behaviour change and advocacy products Meet with a large range of potential partners to find out what they do today and what their critical needs are (so we can shape our product to meet these)
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