Women's Campaign for Peace and Constitution

Women's Campaign for Peace and Constitution

The Strategy formulation Workshop

 Babarmahal, Kathmandu,Nov 8, 2011

Objectives

·         To review and reflect the campaign II

·         To come up with way forward

MAJOR HIGHLIGHTS

Total number of participants: 32, total women 31, men 1from Action Works Nepal-Bharat        Prasad Wasti

Total number of organizations: 11

Time: 11.00-16.00

Venue: AYON'S Office at Babarmahal, Kathmandu

Workshop materials: Action Works Nepal

Snacks: WOREC Nepal

Communication: Action Works Nepal and WOREC Nepal as discussed in Nov 1, 2011   meeting

Process:

1. Welcome and introduction: Kala Rai

2. Group work in four groups: Radha Paudel

                I.   Strengths of campaign phase II

             II.   Areas to improves from campaign phase II

          III.    Major opportunities from external environment especially political changes

          IV.   Major challenges from the external environment

3. Buzz session/small group work for Identified major activities for campaign: Radha

            The major activities has already shared in mail by Kala

4. Prioritize the activities and distribute the responsibility accordingly: Radha, Kala

5. Code of conduct: Laxmi Neupane

·         Punctuality

·         Response to email, enquirer for update, if there is gap in communication

·         Refer to campaign not for the organization

·         Shared Responsibility

·         Campaign's name; ` Women's Campaign for Peace and Constitution' Phase III

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