Local Philanthropy, Localization & Power: Communities driving their own development
Local Philanthropy, Localization & Power: Communities driving their own development

Local Philanthropy, Localization & Power: Communities driving their own development

Local Philanthropy, Localization & Power: Communities driving their own development

Local Philanthropy, Localization & Power: Communities driving their own development

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The Global Fund For Community Foundations is delighted to be working with West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI), STAR-Ghana Foundation, NEAR & Red Barnet with support from Udenrigsministeriet on this virtual conference you won’t want to miss! Register below to join us for 1 or all 3 days! #ShiftThePower

Day 1: Southern CSOs’ perspectives on localization, domestic resources mobilization and Shift the Power

This session will expose participants to key findings from the research on ‘Localisation Agenda, Shift the Power and African philanthropic Models’. It will create a platform for thought leaders on localization and shift the power agendas to share their knowledge and experiences with participants in view of building a broad-based understanding of these concepts and their implications on the development and humanitarian sectors.

Time: Sep 21, 2021, 01:00 PM in Greenwich Mean Time

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Day 2: Innovative community philanthropy and giving practices: Cases from Ghana, Somalia, Sierra Leone & Nigeria

This session would be for panelists to showcase some of the diverse ways through which African philanthropy manifests itself. It will help to boost confidence of African CSOs in the possibilities and opportunities African philanthropy presents as a bona fide avenue to resource efforts to address humanitarian and development challenges on the continent. This will help to debunk myths that Africans cannot contribute to address the myriad of challenges plaguing the continent while providing evidence on feasible approaches to mobilize resources in Africa to address African problems.

Time: Sep 22, 2021, 01:00 PM in Greenwich Mean Time

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Day 3: Unblocking the challenges and finding new pathways to promote African philanthropy within the aid system

This session will build on finding ways to enhance the collaborative efforts of external support to home groom contributions.
Later in the session, there will be two successive breakout rooms for participants to share recommendations on actions local organizations and international actors need to create for African philanthropy to be seen and dignify in the aid system.

Time: Sep 23, 2021 02:00 PM in Greenwich Mean Time

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Date And Time

September 21 2021 to
September 23 2021
 

Location

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