VIPP_Unicef
VIPP_Unicef
VIPP_Unicef
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Opening<br />
events<br />
68<br />
Presenting the programme structure<br />
After discussing the objectives and coming to some consensus, the<br />
facilitator should present, in visualized form, a proposed time schedule<br />
and programme structure. The programme includes the use of <strong>VIPP</strong><br />
techniques such as card collection or buzz groups, organizing different<br />
groups for evaluation, sports, and "house-keeping" logistics. However, the<br />
facilitator should not attempt to describe any of these techniques nor get<br />
into a discussion on their use. Participants have to experience the overall<br />
methodology and techniques and to understand their utility.<br />
The facilitator should summarize the various parts of the event, both<br />
visually and orally. Almost any event, whether it is held for planning<br />
or training purposes, has the following parts: introduction, raising of<br />
problems related to the main issue, looking for alternatives and future<br />
visions or goals, generating solutions, defining strategies or tasks for<br />
implementation, coming to an overall conclusion on the issues at hand,<br />
and evaluating the event.<br />
THE BASICS OF <strong>VIPP</strong>