VIPP_Unicef
VIPP_Unicef
VIPP_Unicef
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Games<br />
and<br />
exercises<br />
108<br />
Drawing<br />
Development means to me...<br />
Purpose: To reorient an ethnocentric concept of development.<br />
Description: Each participant draws on a piece of flip chart paper<br />
without using words, his or her individual understanding of the<br />
concept of "development" or the theme of the workshop. For this part<br />
of the exercise allocate between 15 to 20 minutes. Some participants<br />
may want to cut and paste with various coloured <strong>VIPP</strong> cards. Back in<br />
the plenary each one explains the meaning of his or her drawing. They<br />
are then put into the "exhibition gallery". Then comes a discussion on<br />
the diverse forms of understanding of development or the workshop<br />
theme. This leads to a reflection on different perspectives and cultural<br />
preconceptions and values.<br />
Remarks: Be aware that the discussion should not end up with one single<br />
correct definition. This exercise should be complemented with inputs about<br />
the history of the concept of development or development theme/development<br />
theme in western culture and the diversity in that concept worldwide.<br />
Another procedure is to use a good article for the same purpose.<br />
<strong>VIPP</strong> TECHNIQUES