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Herding cats: Facilitation in social learning processes

Herding cats: Facilitation in social learning processes
The chapter unpacks good process facilitation based on long-term experience over three decades in Eastern and Southern Africa, Asia and the Caribbean. It elaborates how such facilitation competences can be developed within institutions and communities. Facilitation for change is the backbone of operationalising participation, engagement of people and collaboration. A successful intervention requires far more programme investment in developing good facilitation and process management capacity than typically planned.
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TI  - Herding cats: Facilitation in social learning processes 
AU  - Hagmann, J. 
AU  - Chuma, E. 
AU  - Ramaru, J. 
AU  - Peter, H. 
AU  - Murwira, K. 
AU  - Ficarelli, P. 
AU  - Ngwenya, H. 
AU  - Krebs, K. 
AB  - The chapter unpacks good process facilitation based on long-term experience over three decades in Eastern and Southern Africa, Asia and the Caribbean. It elaborates how such facilitation competences can be developed within institutions and communities. Facilitation for change is the backbone of operationalising participation, engagement of people and collaboration. A successful intervention requires far more programme investment in developing good facilitation and process management capacity than typically planned. 
PY  - 2023 
PB  - Routledge 
PP  - London, UK 
UR  - https://www.cifor-icraf.org/knowledge/publication/8774/ 
DO  - https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003325932-11 
KW  - behaviour changes, capacity building, community forestry, organizational development 
ER  -
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%A Chuma, E. 
%A Ramaru, J. 
%A Peter, H. 
%A Murwira, K. 
%A Ficarelli, P. 
%A Ngwenya, H. 
%A Krebs, K. 
%D 2023 
%I Routledge 
%C London, UK 
%U https://www.cifor-icraf.org/knowledge/publication/8774/ 
%R https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003325932-11 
%X The chapter unpacks good process facilitation based on long-term experience over three decades in Eastern and Southern Africa, Asia and the Caribbean. It elaborates how such facilitation competences can be developed within institutions and communities. Facilitation for change is the backbone of operationalising participation, engagement of people and collaboration. A successful intervention requires far more programme investment in developing good facilitation and process management capacity than typically planned. 
%K behaviour changes 
%K capacity building 
%K community forestry 
%K organizational development