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WHEN
•
DEVELOPING A PROJECT
KEEP IN MIND
The points of view of the stakeholders, discuss with your target
group!!!(organise a workshop)
• Are there other projects or interventions, what were their objectives?
•
Factors influencing the sustainability of the project (policies, sociological,
cultural, environmental factors)
• Bear in mind: Your activities should correspond to the expected results
DISCUSS
AND SELF-REFLECT WITH YOUR TEAM AND
NEVER FORGET
• Why you carry out a project? What YOU want to do
• What the project is expected to achieve
• How the project will achieve it
• Which external factors are crucial for success
• Where to find the information required to assess the success of the project
• Which means are required - activities
• How much the project will cost
THE SUCCESS OF A PROJECT DEPENDS ON
• Proper Planning
• A competent and motivated Project Team
• Sufficient organisational capacity
• The different parties involved maintaining commitments/deadlines
•
The project addressing the real problem, Target Groups and beneficiaries
defined well
• Equal distribution of costs and benefits among women and men ensured
MAKE YOUR
OBJECTIVE
ONCE AGAIN
S Specific
M Measurable
A Achievable
R Realistic
T Time-bound
TURKISH-GREEK CIVIC DIALOGUE
FINAL CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
1. EMPATHY & SYMPATHY
Empathy & Sympathy workshop aimed to foster mutual understanding of
Turkish and Greek participants through empathy. Participants worked on the
casework “Turkish Independency War and Minor Asia Catastrophe – İzmir” and
made analysis through empathy as facilitated by the workshop leaders Cem
Karadeli and Vangelis Kechriotis. In the first part of the workshop, the case
was explained in terms of how the case is perceived by each country and in
terms of the real the circumstances the countries were living in. In the second
part of the workshop, the Greek and the Turkish participants were split up
into two groups and took a look at the case from the other countries’ point of
view. At the end of the workshop, participants wrote a new alternative text of
history altogether in accordance with their new perception after empathizing
themselves.
2. PEACE EDUCATION - PREJUDICES AND ENEMY IMAGES
In a world full of violence and war, we ask ourselves repeatedly: “Why
do people humiliate each other and wage war? Why do they cause death and
destruction?” “Prejudices” and “enemy images” are main reasons for human
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