Monday, 24 February, 2025
As part of the BRIGHTLY Project's localization strategy, YFCA organized a comprehensive knowledge transfer workshop. This event aimed to evaluate the challenges faced by Local Implementing Partners (LIPs) over the past year, assess the effectiveness of innovative tools, identify persisting challenges, and formulate a sustainable plan for future project phases.
The annual workshop serves as a crucial platform for the exchange of best practices, problem solving, and the enhancement of sustainability measures. This year's focus was on the pivotal role of local partners in sustaining humanitarian and development initiatives. Discussions centered on integrating sustainability into the BRIGHTLY Project, applying lessons learned, and strengthening collaboration with local authorities and stakeholders to foster long-term resilience.
Workshop Objectives:
The annual workshop serves as a crucial platform for the exchange of best practices, problem solving, and the enhancement of sustainability measures. This year's focus was on the pivotal role of local partners in sustaining humanitarian and development initiatives. Discussions centered on integrating sustainability into the BRIGHTLY Project, applying lessons learned, and strengthening collaboration with local authorities and stakeholders to foster long-term resilience.
Workshop Objectives:
- Facilitate knowledge transfer among project stakeholders.
- Discuss localization strategies and sustainability in humanitarian and development actions.
- Identify challenges and opportunities for integrating sustainable solutions.
- Develop actionable sustainability plans.
- Strengthen collaboration between LIPs and governmental authorities.
The workshop's outcomes are expected to significantly contribute to the BRIGHTLY Project's goal of building resilient communities through sustainable development practices. By leveraging local expertise and fostering strong partnerships, YFCA aims to ensure the long-term success and impact of its initiatives.
