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160 AYSIM TÜRKMEN Aysim Türkmen graduated from the Bosphorus University, Sociology Department in 1998, and had her degree from the New York University on Middle East Studies as well as Movie Certificate Programme. She has been the Coordinator of Platoon Studios. She has shot two short movies and working on an experiantal movie on İstanbul. VANGELIS KECHRIOTIS Vangelis Kechriotis was born in Athens in 1969. He graduated from the History Department of the University of Athens. His thesis focuses on the political activity and cultural representations of the Greek-Orthodox community in Smyrna, 1897-1912. He is a member of the editorial board of the historical review Historein published in Athens. He is also a fellow of the project for the creation of a ‘Regional Identity Reader for Central and South East Europe’, which is monitored by CAS and is going to be published by CEU Press within 2004. He lives in Istanbul and teaches Balkan history, the history of the Greek communities in the Ottoman Empire at the History Department, Bosphorus University. CEM KARADELI Cem Karadeli obtained his Ph.D in University of Glasgow, Scotland. He gave lectures at the Middle East Technical University. Now he is lecturing both at Başkent University and Middle East Technical University. VERA MAEDER Vera Maeder was born on in 1972 in Blumenfeld, Germany. She studied at the Arts Academy Berlin and she obtained her Master Degree in Acting. She had a scholarship by DAAD to research on improvisation and physical theatre. She was teaching at the International Peoples College Denmark on Body Language and Culture,” Move your Body “Participatory Theatre (Drama for conflict resolution and methods of Theatre of the Oppressed), Dance Performance Project, Yoga. NESLIHAN ÖZGÜNEŞ Neslihan Özgüneş has been a journalist, trainer and drama and theatre performer. She made a research and published “The Media and the Greek- Turkish Conflict”in 1999 together with George Terzis. HILAL DEMIR AND HÜLYA ÜÇPINAR Hilal Demir and Hülya Üçpınar are Directors of the Human Rights Center at İzmir Bar Association. FERAY SALMAN AND MERIÇ ÖZGÜNEŞ Feray Salman and Meriç Özgüneş have worked for the European Commission Delegation to Turkey in Ankara, in charge of cooperation with civil society and institution-building, human rights and democracy. MÜFIDE PEKIN Müfide Pekin is the Vice-President of the Foundation of Lausanne Treaty Emigrant and is an academic at the Bosphorus University, department of Western Languages and Literature HALIL NALÇAOĞLU Halil Nalçaoğlu is an Assoc. Prof of Media and Communication at Istanbul Bilgi University, Faculty of Communication. He has been an Assistant Professor at Ankara University, Faculty of Communication, Department of Journalism. He conducted a research on: A Comparative Study of Nationalism in Turkish and Greek Football Cultures (Greece and Turkey). Final Conference Association des Etats Généraux des Etudiants de L’Europe
PROJECT CYCLE MANAGEMENT WHAT IS A PROJECT? A project is the planning of activities with concrete results and outputs to reach a specific purpose through the effective use of time and resources MAKE YOUR OBJECTIVE S Specific M Measurable A Achievable R Realistic T Time-bound Association des Etats Généraux des Etudiants de L’Europe ANALYSE!!! There are a series of analyses you need to do before you design and plan a project Problem Analysis Stakeholder Analysis Objective Analysis Strategy Analysis Risk Analysis PROBLEM ANALYSIS What is the current problem? What are the effects of the problem? What are the real source(s) of this problem? Be aware that what you see may not be the real source of the problem! Always ask: WHY? How to analyse the problem? List all the problems you see around the issue Prioritise! Identify the MAIN problem you see What are the sources of the main problem? STAKEHOLDER ANALYSIS Any individuals, groups, institutions etc that may have a relationship with the project They may be directly or indirectly/positively or negatively affect or be affected by the process and outcomes of the project OBJECTIVE ANALYSIS You develop your objectives from the problems you have identified A tool to describe the future situation, identify potential solutions and turn negative aspects into positive ones STRATEGY ANALYSIS To identify possible alternatives, options or ways to contribute to the overall objective Prioritise the options after assessing which one is most, relevant, feasible and sustainable Final Conference 161
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GREETINGS
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about common affairs is the most im
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academicians, university students,
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