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Invitation to apply for "Participatory methods training courses" 10-13.02 and 17-20.02.2020
People often come together to work, discuss, plan, evaluate, solve problems or share experiences in a workshop. Investing time and thought in the design and preparation as well as in the facilitation of the workshop increases its effectiveness and will more likely lead to results.Read more: Invitation to apply for "Participatory methods training courses"
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Scaling up diversity to scale up nutrition
The study analysed nutritional behaviour and nutritional diversity in rural Zambia and Togo:Read more: SLE Study 2019 Scaling up diversity to scale up nutrition
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Celebrating the completion of this year’s SLE TRAINING programme
In November, SLE TRAINING was happy to conduct two more training courses in our training facilities in the heart of Berlin. - Details
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Public presentations of the SLE Overseas Project results of the 57. course
In 2019 the SLE carried out again four study projects in Africa and Asia. Two research teams worked on the integration of the private sector into vocational training structures in West and East Africa. Read more: Public presentations of SLE Overseas Project results
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Training course on disaster risk management completed
From October 9th – 18th, participants immersed themselves into the SLE TRAINING course Mainstreaming Disaster Risk Management into Planning Processes (DRM). The exceptional experience and knowledge of trainer Martin Becher was essential in facilitating a quality training course covering elements of DRM such as risk assessment, risk mapping with GIS and various means of disaster prevention, mitigation and resilience:- Details
Training course on disaster risk management completed
From October 9th – 18th, participants immersed themselves into the SLE TRAINING course Mainstreaming Disaster Risk Management into Planning Processes (DRM). The exceptional experience and knowledge of trainer Martin Becher was essential in facilitating a quality training course covering elements of DRM such as risk assessment, risk mapping with GIS and various means of disaster prevention, mitigation and resilience:Read more: Training course on disaster risk management completed
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New courses focusing on workshop design and moderation of events successfully completed
The planning, preparation and moderation of meetings and workshops was the focus of two new SLE TRAINING courses in September:Read more: New courses focusing on workshop design and moderation of events successfully completed
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©SLEApply for the October SLE-Training: Mainstreaming Disaster Risk Management into Planning Process
As climate change continues, it will likely lead to more frequent and severe natural hazards. Disaster Risk Management has become a key element of relief, rehabilitation, and climate change adaptation programs. Join our short-term training course “Mainstreaming Disaster Risk Management into Planning Process” (9-18 October 2019), there are still places available!Read more: Mainstreaming Disaster Risk Management into Planning Process
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Publication of the case study 'Preparing and Accessing Decent Work Amongst Rural Youth in Cambodia"
The handbook "Preparing and Accessing Decent Work Amongst Rural Youth in Cambodia" was developed in 2017 by SLE participants Lisa Kirtz, Manuel Marx, Nora Nebelung, Verena Vad, Johannes von Stamm under the direction of Dr. Heidi Feldt.- Details
A dynamic first week of the SLE Climate Change Adaptation Training
On August 5th, our SLE TRAINING Climate Change Adaptation Practice and Policy began. The two-week training, with 13 participants from diverse countries, is being led by experienced trainers Martin Rokitzki and Till Sterzel, with the aim of deepening skills and knowledge on managing, coordinating and designing effective adaptation initiatives in the policy and practice sphere.
