About this learning event

At the training-of-trainers, participants will develop their facilitation skills that will help them to capture, present, and share knowledge and lessons learned to scale up the impact of their climate actions. Institutional capacity development is essential for organizations to respond to climate change effectively. Organizations need to strategically plan their capacity development and the career paths of employees responsible for designing and implementing effective climate actions.

This Training of Trainers workshop is designed for participants eager to enhance their facilitation skills. We will delve into various learning methods and tools, and how to design and lead dynamic, engaging activities. Participants will explore different learning styles and understand their unique characteristics. They will have the opportunity to practice knowledge exchange interventions while reflecting on their role as a facilitator. They will identify their strengths, and discover tips and tricks to boost their learning and knowledge sharing in respective institutions. 

Participants will benefit from:

• Understanding the roles and responsibilities of a facilitator
• Learning and practicing essential facilitation techniques
• Mastering the art of listening and feedback
• Exploring and applying different facilitation methods and tools
  
• Planning and designing effective knowledge sharing sessions
• Capturing knowledge to disseminate its value

Who should attend

This training-of-trainers is designed for officials working in human resource (HR), training and strategy departments within ministries of finance, line ministries such as the ministry of environment, and public administration.

Faculty

• Ajda Turk, Officer, Head of Leadership and Learning Ecosystems Team, CEF
• Ivana Angelova, Specialist, Leadership and Learning Ecosystems, CEF

Partners

This event is delivered as part of the Greening Human Capital of Public Institutions of the Western Balkans project implemented by the CEF and supported by The Ministry of the Environment, Climate and Energy and the Climate Change Fund of Slovenia.