IT’S TIME TO CATALYZE ALL YOUR IDEAS!
Our methodology provides you with tools that you can implement in your organization to guarantee the development of your plans in a timely manner.
WHY IS IT IMPORTANT TO PROFESSIONALIZE YOUR NONVIOLENT ACTIVISM?
Designing a project involves developing a methodology that seeks to achieve your goals through learning, monitoring and evaluation, to:
- Contribute to the continuity and strength of initiatives, collectives and civil organizations.
- Transform reality from the understanding of our participation within a structural system.
- Generate quality and useful evidence on the scope, effects and impacts of projects and programs from the perspective of Nonviolence, with a gender perspective, differential approach and inclusive language.
- Facilitate decision making for the achievement of objectives oriented to the access and full exercise of human rights in a post COVID-19 context.
- Promote sustainability without compromising autonomy, improving self-management capacity.
- Address a specific problem or need through social acupuncture to identify, make visible, prevent, contain, counteract and address the violence that affects us.
- Resist through nonviolent action against the spirals of systemic, cultural and direct violence.
- To learn from the past to deconstruct concepts in a collaborative process, and to recognize individual capacities and abilities.
WHAT WE DO
PROJECT DESIGN
*Theory of change
*Logical framework
*Results framework
*Outcome, effects and impact indicators
LEARNING FROM MONITORING AND EVALUATION (AME)
*Monitoring and evaluation plan
*Data collection and analysis protocols
*Collection tools
*Project adaptation (CLA)
*Progress, results and impact reporting
*Information quality control
SUSTAINABILITY, AUTONOMY AND SELF-MANAGEMENT
*Sustainability plan
*Institutional development plan
*Fundraising campaign
*Systematization of projects and programs
DIAGNOSIS OF INFORMATION QUALITY
*Information management plan
*Roles and responsibilities
*Internal data management
*Data collection and reporting
MAINSTREAMING
*Nonviolence approach
*Gender perspective
*Differential approach
*Intersectional approach
*Intercultural approach
*Intergenerational approach