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Field handbook • Scientific and Technical Department APPENDIX 10: TRAINING TOPICS Group formation training # of sessions: 7 /2.5 hours each Topics Covered: Concept of group work Stages of group development Leadership and motivation Decision making models Group members; their functions and responsibilities Managing team conflict Strategic Planning Management # of sessions: 5/2.5 hours each Topics covered: Introduction to management Planning Strategy formulation and implementation Decision making Leadership Motivation Communication Controlling Business Plan Writing # of sessions: 5/2.5 hours each Topics covered: Planning idea Structure of Business Plan Group/Company background and description Organisation structure Marketing plan Production plan Financial plan Risk management Internal Regulation training # of sessions: 2 /2.5 hours each Topics covered: Concept of a legal entity State registration of legal entities, reregistering and liquidation Structure of Internal Regulation for NGO and CBO (Community Based Organisations) Elaboration of an Internal Regulation Accountancy # of sessions: 8/2.5 hours each/ Topics covered: Concept of Accountancy and Finances Accounting for Non-current Assets Accounting for Intangible Assets Accounting for Cash Accounting for Inventory Accounting for Prepayments Accounting for Operational and Other Accounts Receivables Accounting for Operational and Other Current Liabilities Accounting for Equity Accounting for Loans Accounting for <strong>Income</strong> Accounting for Expenditure Presentation of Financial Statements Management Accounting Cash Flow Statement Accounts Relating to State Budget, Social Insurance and Security <strong>Income</strong> Taxes INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY 121
➔ APPENDIX 11: EXAMPLE OF INTERNAL REGULATIONS 1. General points 1.1. Group “Zor-Zor” (hereinafter “Group”) is the IGA beneficiaries’ group founded within the Community Development programme of ACF. Members of the group are chosen according to criteria presented at point 6.1. 1.2. From the moment of State registration, the group is given the status of a legal person and acts according to civil Law, other laws of ___________ and is submitted to existing regulation. 1.3. The groups postal address is: _____________________. 2. Objectives and subject 2.1. The objectives of the group are: 2.1.1. To make profit through economical activities and distribute equally to the members. 2.2. The subjects of the group activities are: 2.2.1. Sheep-breeding and other agricultural activities. 2.2.2. Any kind of activity not forbidden by ________ legislation. 3. Rights and obligations 3.1. From the moment of State registration, the group is given the status of legal person and according to the existing law has the following rights and obligations: 3.2. The group has its own property, as an owner, and in case the group does not carry out its obligations, a penalty can be incurred, the group can sign contracts, acquire and implement material and non-personal material rights, have obligations, act as a plaintiff or respondent in court. 3.3. The group has its balance settlement accounts (in ________, currency) in the national bank _________and in a foreign bank. 3.4. The group can be the founder (founding member) of another company, cases assigned by the Legislation or other laws excluded. 122 INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY
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