Tools and guides
Guidance for communities to identify effective approaches for addressing issues
2016 Available in English, French, Portuguese and Spanish
Tools that help to raise awareness of an issue, often with the aim of changing harmful values, beliefs and behaviours
As a facilitator, you may need to help a community understand that there can be several different ways of responding to a particular problem on which they want to take action.
This guide explores how to carry out a development project; speak out to and communicate with those in power; work with the local media or other organisations and groups; and raise awareness about particular issues.
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Tools and guides
How to integrate advocacy into the CCT process using social accountability tools
Available in 1 language
Tools and guides
Lessons from Umoja and other models of church and community transformation
Available in 4 languages
Tools and guides
Helps groups improve their communication, effectiveness and activities
Available in 5 languages
Tools and guides
How to integrate advocacy into the CCT process using social accountability tools
Available in 1 language
Tools and guides
Lessons from Umoja and other models of church and community transformation
Available in 4 languages
Tools and guides
Helps groups improve their communication, effectiveness and activities
Available in 5 languages
Tools and guides
How to integrate advocacy into the CCT process using social accountability tools
Available in 1 language
Tools and guides
Lessons from Umoja and other models of church and community transformation
Available in 4 languages
Tools and guides
Helps groups improve their communication, effectiveness and activities
Available in 5 languages
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