Swingers, Players and Blockers: Power mapping exercise

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Swingers, Players and
Blocks
14 November 2012
Mxolisi Zondi-Mthembu 1

Power Mapping

 Introduction
 Approach of the session
 Background to the to the
main topic or theme
 Interaction
 Inputs
 Conclusion

- What do we understand by
power mapping
- How is power mapping
facilitated?
- Who should drive or facilitate
or design power mapping
exercise?

Swingers, Players and Blockers: Power mapping exercise

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Swingers, Players and Blockers: Power mapping exercise

1. Swingers, Players and Blocks 14 November 2012 Mxolisi Zondi-Mthembu 1

2. Power Mapping

3.  Introduction  Approach of the session  Background to the to the main topic or theme  Interaction  Inputs  Conclusion

4. - What do we understand by power mapping - How is power mapping facilitated? - Who should drive or facilitate or design power mapping exercise?