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a) TRAINING & COLLABORATION WITH STAKEHOLDERSPVATraining of Field Staff was an ongoing process through the duration of the Project as newissues were confronted and resolved. The training module comprised of the followingi) Training in Filling in the Designated Forms to assure qualityii) Sensitization of Cultureiii) Training in GIS Data entry and GIS Databaseiv) Review of on-going workDuring this period, PVA personnel attended the UNESCO organized workshop in Islamabadfrom 3 Nov to 5 Nov 2009. This was followed by workshops with the field staff in GIS inBahawalpur.Training Workshop 8June 2009 On-Site Training 10 June 2009Training WorkshopTrainingMAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 4
TABLE 2: TRAINING DURING PROJECT PERIODHeads Type of Training Dates OutcomesField Survey, Introduction to Project 9-10 June, 2009 Conducted jointly by UNESCO GISGIS, Data Entry Training in Mapping & GISExpert and PVA Core Team, thetraining through presentations, fieldexercises and interactive sessions laidthe basics of the Project. Selection ofField Surveyors.Follow on Training in 21-22 June,2009 Onsite Issues resolvedMappingAssessment of Assets 2 -5 July 2009 Training in identification of(archeological)Archeological SitesAssessment of Assets 2 -12 July, 2009 Training in identification of BuiltHeritage & Intangible Heritage.(built)Photographic Recording 2 -12 July, 2009 Skill Development in PhotographicproceduresProceduresReview Training 29-30 July 2009 Recap of procedures, tangible andintangible assessment of assetsSensitizingCultureonRefresher Filling in theDesignated Forms24-27 Oct, 2009 Recap of procedures, tangible andintangible assessment of assetsGIS Training 2009 August Entering into GIS Data. Review byUNESCO GIS team3 - 5 Nov, 2009 Refresher GIS Data & Spatial Analysis,organized by UNESCO in Islamabad22-25 Nov 2009 Entering GIS Data and Spatial AnalysisIdentifying Historic Eras 8-9 June, 2009 Enhancement of interaction withcommunitiesand significant aspects ofSkill developmentthe intangible cultureArcheological Sites as an 23-26 June, 2009 Skill DevelopmentAsset of CommunitiesAspects of Tangible and 4-8t July,2009 Skill DevelopmentIntangible AssetsPeoples history & Culture. 29-30 July,2009 Skill DevelopmentSignificant expressions ofthe intangible & materialculture.Mapping & Importance of 8-13 Dec, 2009 Skill Developmentthe Storytelling and oralexpressionsUnderstanding a Unique February Deep Cholistan, Field TrainingCultural Group & its AssetsPVAOUTCOME1. Twelve persons trained in districts in GIS and Mapping including 3 women2. Large Number of people sensitized and received basic training.3. Database team trained in Head Office4. Master trainers available in both districts for upscaling ProjectMAPPING OF CULTURAL ASSETS IN DIST MULTAN & BAHAWALPUR: END-OF-ASSIGNMENT REPORT 5
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