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Programme funded by the European Union |
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Training for LGAs at the National and Regional level18/10/2011 |
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Local government associations are established in order to function – among other things – as representative bodies of local governments towards national and international institutions. The ARIAL programme aims at strengthening this advocacy and lobby role – among other things - by organizing two regional trainings: the first aiming at improving the dialogue between local government associations and national/international institutions, and the second training aiming at improving the dialogue between local government associations and local governments. Â
· What relevant national institutions and development partners are there per country?
· How to analyse the policies and upcoming programming of the national institutions and development partners?
· How to respond to these policies/programming while keeping the interests of the local government in mind?
· What are the development possibilities for local government associations?
· How to increase recognition of local government associations and local governments in their roles as development actors by the national government and development partners?
There are six training sessions organized: one for each region of the African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States. The basic information is provided below. More extensive information on the specific programmes will be provided in time.
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In November and December 2011, the ARIAL programme offers the first set of regional training sessions which aim at strengthening the capacity of local government associations in knowing and influencing development policies and development programmes of national institutions and international partners.
Upcoming Activities
24/04/2012 /Second round of regional trainings |
16/02/2012 /Establishment of new or capacity building of emerging LGAs |
News
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Local government associations are established in order to function – among other
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 Although the ARIAL programme’s main aim is to support and strengthen Local Gov
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On the basis of the responses to the questionnaire that ARIAL sent out to all Local
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The recruitment process of the Regional Local Government Associations supported by th
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The ELGAF has selected five Local Government Associations to receive financial a
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New Local Government Associations start with great ambition, many ideas and expectat
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