Linking ecosystems to Sustainable Livelihoods, applying dynamic methodology and working with multiple stakeholders who have multiple interests are some key learnings emerging from the Watercourse Programme. The Watercourse Programme supported the implementation of South Africa’s National Water Resources Strategy, where Khanya-aicdd contributed to the design, delivery and evaluation of stakeholder learning events.  Its key focus was on both co-operative governance and adaptive governance. Read more about Khanya’s lessons…..

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Training: Managing Sustainable Livelihoods for the Poor

 

Centre for Development Support (CDS) and Khanya-aicdd are offering a 4-day Certificate Course called ‘Managing Sustainable Livelihoods: understanding and applying the Sustainable Livelihoods Approach (SLA).’ 

 

This training course aims to share the latest thinking about how the development system must be transformed in order to ensure that livelihoods of the poor are improved, and how the sustainable livelihoods approach (SLA) can be used to achieve impact in improving people’s livelihoods. Read more...

Call for Applications: Workshop on Managing for Impact, 21 September – 2 October 2009. Applications close: 31 July 2009

Managing towards impact (M4I) is a holistic approach to managing development initiatives. It integrates a diverse range of existing processes, methodologies and tools to address common challenges and contribute to enhancing development effectiveness. Khanya-aicdd will be hosting a training workshop to strengthen capacity in effectively managing toward impact. This is specifically targeted at pro-poor initiatives in Eastern and Southern Africa. To find out more about the workshop and to apply please click here…