Sustainable Humanitarian Capacity Building: Is It Possible?

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Join us for a look at Save the Children’s blended-learning capacity building scheme and learn how to consider the global view while responding to local capacity needs. You’ll leave the session inspired to adapt tested humanitarian capacity building models and with knowledge on how to address challenges in running your own programmes.

Government & Nonprofit

Save the Children International
Is it Possible?
Sustainable Humanitarian Capacity
Building

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Where are We?
• What are our Capacity Strengths
• What are our capacity gaps
• What is the missing link?

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What has SC done?

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Example Programme

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What have we learnt
• Capacity building approaches
• Sustainability
–Sustainable programmes
–Ripple effect/wider impact
• Contextualization
• Collaboration
• Diversity

6SCI – International ProgramsGeneral Pitch Deck 30Jul10.ppt
What are we doing different – the shift
Flexibility
OpenAccess
Innovation
ExpertFacilitation
CollaborativePartnership
Relevant, Accessible, Quality, Sustainable Humanitarian Capacity Building
Modularization, cost recovery, digitization
ToT Framework, Field managers training, cross-organizational mentorship prog
Operational and technical modules
Improved quality of humanitarian responses

7SCI – International ProgramsGeneral Pitch Deck 30Jul10.ppt
Opportunities for Collaboration –
How can we engage?
• Co-creating programmes( and/or tapping into existing programmes)
• Delivery models
• Sharing learning

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1. Save the Children International Is it Possible? Sustainable Humanitarian Capacity Building

2. 2SCI – International ProgramsGeneral Pitch Deck 30Jul10.ppt Where are We? • What are our Capacity Strengths • What are our capacity gaps • What is the missing link?

3. 3SCI – International ProgramsGeneral Pitch Deck 30Jul10.ppt What has SC done?

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