A Mobilization Cycle

Sensitization and Clearance

Sessions with local leaders and Government officials

Awareness Raising

Public meetings with members of target communities

Mobilizer Training

Organizing the community workers

Unity Organizing

Pulling together different community factions

Management Training

The training of community leaders and mobilizers
(eg how to prepare and write effective project designs)

Participatory Assessment

Identify priority problems (therefore priority goals as solutions)

Community Action Plan (CAP)

Consistent with District Plans and Community Priorities

Community Project Designs

Invited from and submitted by target communities as proposals

Negotiation

Proposals discussed until they meet everyone's expectations

Implementation Begins

Work starts by community members on community project

Monitoring and Reporting

A requirement of implementation

Work Continues Until Completion

Implementation, monitoring, reporting, payments

Official Completion Ceremony

Invite more community project designs
(a process; not a finite ending)

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A MOBILIZATION CYCLE OUTLINE

by Phil Bartle, PhD

Training Handout

The series of mobilization and management training interventions goes something like this (modified according to varying situations)

Sessions with local leaders and Government officials

Public meetings with members of target communities

Organizing the community workers

Pulling together different community factions

The training of community leaders and mobilizers (eg how to prepare and write effective project designs)

Identify priority problems (therefore priority goals as solutions)

Consistent with District Plans and Community Priorities

Invited from and submitted by target communities as proposals

Proposals discussed until they meet everyone's expectations

Work starts by community members on community project

Monitoring and Reporting

A requirement of implementation

Implementation, monitoring, reporting, payments

Invite more community project designs (a process; not a finite ending)

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© Copyright 1967, 1987, 2007 Phil BartleWeb Design by Lourdes Sada––»«––Last update: 2012.06.20

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Home page

Mobilization

The training of community leaders and mobilizers
(eg how to prepare and write effective project designs)

Invite more community project designs
(a process; not a finite ending)

© Copyright 1967, 1987, 2007 Phil Bartle
Web Design by Lourdes Sada
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Last update: 2012.06.20