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Non-legal channels
through which CSOs can impact on social and political life
| Skill-sets |
Tools and mechanisms
for effecting change, environmental action and making a difference
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| Lobbying |
- What is Lobbying and what are the rules in
your country/territory?
- How to build and manage coalitions
- How to run a lobbying campaign, including fact-finding
and strategic planning
- How to lobby effectively and identify successful
entry points and “levers of influence” for campaign
success (including collaboration with the media)
- How to plan for and evaluate the success of
a campaign (incl.; using monitoring and evaluation systems)
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| Watch-dogging |
- What is Watch-dogging?
- What public reporting rules bind governments
and corporations in your country/territory?
- How to identify your target area for watchdogging
(legislation, policy, product benchmarks) and establish your strategic
watchdogging plan.
- How to monitor/observe your target area, investigate
and gather data.
- How to hold your target group publicly accountable
(answerable, responsible, liable), capitalise fully on the media
and be prepared for critical reaction
- How to evaluate the success of your campaign/report.
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Course Module Authors:
- Witold Michalek, Unilob,
Poland (Lobbying)
- Ivona Malbasic, formerly CEE Bankwatch
Network, Czech Republic
See the skill-sets to be developed
under the other 5-day Programme modules
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