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OneVillage Partners presents a new model for International Development at the 2014 MINN Ideas Summit
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- 1. You can’t put a latrine there! Innovating through community engagement Deborah Greebon & Katrina Mitchell MINN IDEAS SUMMIT October 24, 2014
- 2. OVP’S MODEL FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Village-centered and human centered
- 4. PROCESS : HOW MATTERS 1. Introductions and consensus 2. Volunteer leaders are trained 3. Volunteer leaders gather info from community 4. Present findings back to community 5. Agree on list of village priorities
- 5. Understand the problem Define the issue Brainstorm solutions Explore and test ideas Plan the action Implement! Evaluate Evolve
- 6. “Households need better ways to control the cleaner, healthier environments.” 12 community leaders design a solution: latrines + handwashing stations + community education + monitoring committees
- 8. “I am changing some of my farming practices from these conversations. For example, I am now farming earlier so I can plant two cycles and really increase my yields.” "Women in my community love this program, because it's helping us do things on our own. We've started a savings and loan group that we run by ourselves, and we make more money now.” "I have learned from (OVP's techniques) that we shouldn't blame God or witchcraft as the causes of our problems but ourselves.”
- 9. Mission OneVillage Partners engages villagers in Sierra Leone to meet their needs and build skills for self-reliance. Vision OVP envisions thriving, self-reliant communities throughout rural Africa.
- 10. • Power over, power with and power to empower. • Creating the space, an experience, in which the community determines for itself its priorities, issues, opportunities, future scenarios and what success looks like.
- 11. • Context is self-mobilizing ACTION. • Solutions oriented. • Reflecting back. • Focus on what THEY can do • Real choice
- 12. Service Delivery Model Empowerment Model PRO • Quick • Good for relief work • Lasts longer • Layered approach • Fosters resilience CON • Extractive • May create bias • May create distrust • Takes longer • Funding?