9:00 AM 11:45 AM: What we need to implement our project. – Talking about money. Is it right that everything has a price? How much does it cost? Can we do it for less? Can we get more funding? How to make the budget. How to let money talk - and dance. Distribution of resources, social responsibility, and accountability. Different kinds of resources human, technical, cultural, material. – Logistics How to be in one place at a time. Making of needed inputs. Creative and innovative thinking: 100 ways of getting what, we need. Dialogue on assumptions, i.e. what we expect to be present in the local community and beyond. If our assumptions are inadequate what do we do, when we already started our journey? – To go with the flow To follow unexpected invitations, take reached out hands, find inflection points, engage in eye opening dialogues, positively reformulate adversity, change tracks in the middle of the stream, see the light, to find a way: Piumassuseq isit aqqutaanni ingerlaffigiuminaatsumiippoq 12:30 PM 15:00 PM: Bringing it all together. – Different types of donors. How to send/upload your application Contact, dialogue and negotiations with the How to make your application visible and relevant for a donor. Follow-up and re-negotiating your project application learning from the local community and – advocate the local knowledge on needs, pathways, goals, and active participation to the donor. Options for applications especially for Greenland and the Arctic. Sending the written applications for comments in Maniitsoq. Planning next step the submission of the written application to a – The start of Heartbeat Drumming Men for Protection of Children and Women against Violence”? “Ikateq Get into a shared rhythm, make a big noise and sell drums to all settlements and towns and be heard all – over the world. It is like sex two adults freely and without coercion joined in a shared rhythm making a lot – of joyful noise to express their love, affection and caring. Maniitsumi Paarsi seqinisaatitaarpoq
9:00 AM – 11:45 AM: What we need to implement our project. Talking about money. Is it right that everything has a price? How much does it cost? Can we do it for less? Can we get more funding? How to make the budget. How to let money talk - and dance. Distribution of resources, social responsibility, and accountability. Different kinds of resources – human, technical, cultural, material. Logistics How to be in one place at a time. Making of needed inputs. Creative and innovative thinking: 100 ways of getting what, we need. Dialogue on assumptions, i.e. what we expect to be present in the local community and beyond. If our assumptions are inadequate – what do we do, when we already started our journey? To go with the flow To follow unexpected invitations, take reached out hands, find inflection points, engage in eye opening dialogues, positively reformulate adversity, change tracks in the middle of the stream, see the light, to find a way: Piumassuseq isit aqqutaanni ingerlaffigiuminaatsumiippoq 12:30 PM – 15:00 PM: Bringing it all together. Different types of donors. How to send/upload your application Contact, dialogue and negotiations with the How to make your application visible and relevant for a donor. Follow-up and re-negotiating your project application – learning from the local community and advocate the local knowledge on needs, pathways, goals, and active participation to the donor. Options for applications especially for Greenland and the Arctic. Sending the written applications for comments in Maniitsoq. Planning next step – the submission of the written application to a The start of “Ikateq Heartbeat Drumming Men for Protection of Children and Women against Violence”? Get into a shared rhythm, make a big noise and sell drums to all settlements and towns – and be heard all over the world. It is like sex – two adults freely and without coercion joined in a shared rhythm making a lot of joyful noise to express their love, affection and caring. Maniitsumi Paarsi seqinisaatitaarpoq
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