Mine risk education training module - Avsi

CHECKLIST FOR MRE TRAINING
Pre-training
Planning meeting held with other
facilitators
Invitations to participants two weeks
prior to training
Copies of invitations sent to necessary
government officials
Obtaining materials needed (posters,
booklets, handouts, pens and paper)
During Training
Registration of participants (including
name, parish, sub-county, sex)
Handouts (1 per trainee)
Post Training
Posters, booklets and other materials
(for trainees)
Training evaluation
Follow-up and monitoring
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Certificates produced (optional)
Confirmation of participation from target
group one week before the training
FOLLOW-UP AND MONITORING
Consistent follow-up is helpful in any awareness campaign that involves a number of trainers. It promotes two-way communication between the
coordinators of the overall campaign and the local trainers in their communities. It is essential that you know you are the link between the community
sensitized and the resource people and technical experts (District Officers, UPDF, AVSI Office).
The following are sample strategies that can be used to follow-up or monitor after the training. Feel free to utilize one or more of the strategies to
discover if you have achieved the goal of the awareness campaign.
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Keep track of the number of people sensitized
Monitor the overall level of the mine problems in the region (injuries, mines reported, etc)
Share information efficiently among the various communities sensitized
Inform local communities on the resources available to them and emphasize their connectedness to the larger community
Request resources as needed for your local community
Share ideas for target groups
Support local trainers in their efforts and encourage the spread of information
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