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ProGED HCD Strategy and Interventions in 2014
Monitoring and Replanning Meeting 2014
Bohol, 27 August 2014
Outline
• ProGED Human Capacity Development (HCD) Strategy
• Focal HCD Interventions in 2014– GED Orientation Training– Learning Visits and Follow up Activities
• Assessment and Future
ProGED HCD Strategy
Objective
“To increase the effectiveness of ProGED by developing, integrating, and implementing
an HCD Strategy that addresses the critical learning and innovation requirements
necessary to achieve the objective and outcomes set in the project.”
Development of the ProGED HCD Strategy
HCD Strategy
Develop the capacities of key individuals in the project with focus on the following areas
• GED Strategies, Policies, Approaches, Models for MSMEs at National, Regional, and Local Levels
• GED Good Practices at Firm and Industry Levels appropriate for MSMEs
• Computing for the Economic Benefits of GED at a Firm Level
• Acquiring Basic Walk-Through Capacities for Assessing GED Levels in Enterprises
• Green Financing Mechanisms GED Orientation Training
HCD Strategy
Utilize the most appropriate HCD formats for delivering competency requirements and at a location best suited vis-à-vis objective, content, and economic aspect.
Example:• Learning Visit for Best Practices on a Firm Level –
Philippines, and/ or Asia• Economic Benefits Training – Philippines
Learning Visits
Focal HCD Interventions in 2014
GED Orientation Training
• 5-Day Pilot Orientation Training on GED held from 30 June to 4 July 2014 at West Gorordo Hotel, Cebu City, Philippines
• 26 DTI staff members as participants: – Regional Directors (30 June – 1 July),– Provincial Directors, and– Green Focal Persons
from ProGED pilot areas Cebu and Bohol as well as seven replication sites (Agusan del Norte, Albay, Laguna, Pampanga, NOcc, NOr, Palawan)
GED Orientation Training
General Training Objective:Enabling DTI to become an effective
facilitator of Green Economic Development.
GED Training OverviewDay 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5
Climate Change, Environment and Economic Development
Greening Strategies andQuantitative and Qualitative Benefits
Green Financing Consumption and Cost Monitoring
ProGED Replication Action Planning
Greening Value Chains (ProGED Approach)
Field Visit 2: Archival’s Eco-house and Processing of Field Visit Learnings
Monitoring Harvesting Lessons Learned
Presentation of Action Plan
Enterprise Assessment Tool Wrap up and
Evaluation, Distribution of Materials
Field Visit 1: West Gorordo Hotel and Processing of Field Visit Learnings
Renewable Energies Field Visit 3:Perpetual Succour Hospital and Processing of Field Visit Learnings
GED Training: Field Visit
‘Green’ Learning Visits
Innovations and Greening Technologies
Korea
Green Tourism
Thailand
Green Frameworks
Germany
Follow up Meeting
May 2014 June 2014 July 2014
Follow up Meeting
Follow up Meeting
Thailand Learning Visit
Assessment and Future
• First tangible results: Projects/ initiatives/ activities are being implemented
• Participants serve as advocates of Green Economic Development and resource persons
• Participants have widened and strengthened their network of partners
• Mainly positive feedback from participants, facilitators and GIZ team are analyzed for a continuous improvement of the HCD interventions
• Future trainings to be scheduled • Continuous monitoring and reviewing of interventions