Workshop Report New Delhi 4-9 September 2008 A collaboration between Participatory and Children's HDCA Thematic Group with Project Why. Objectives Strengthen the work of Project Why Support the organisational capacity of PW Investigate the impacts of PW on the wellbeing of children benefited by the programme.
Workshop Report New Delhi 4-9 September 2008 A collaboration between Participatory and Children's HDCA Thematic Group with Project Why. Objectives Strengthen the work of Project Why Support the organisational capacity of PW Investigate the impacts of PW on the wellbeing of children benefited by the programme.
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Workshop Report New Delhi 4-9 September 2008 A collaboration between Participatory and Children's HDCA Thematic Group with Project Why. Objectives Strengthen the work of Project Why Support the organisational capacity of PW Investigate the impacts of PW on the wellbeing of children benefited by the programme.
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A collaboration between Participatory and Children’s HDCA Thematic Group with Project Why
HDCA Conference 2008 – New Delhi
Workshop Objectives Strengthen the work of Project Why Support the organisational capacity of PW Investigate the impacts of PW on the well- being of children benefited by the programme Improve our understanding on how to apply participatory tools with children within the Capability Approach framework
HDCA Conference 2008 – New Delhi
Project Why NGO working with children from low income households Community based programme Workshop site
HDCA Conference 2008 – New Delhi
Preparation December 2007:First contact with PW Preliminary stage: Integrating in the organization - Volunteering Getting to know the NGO Being known by NGO management, teachers and children Focus group discussions – identifying dimensions of well-being Teachers Children Parents
HDCA Conference 2008 – New Delhi
Dimensions Identified Education Time Autonomy/ Child Love and Care Labour Physical Health Leisure Activities Social Relations Mobility Shelter and Mental Well-being Environment Religion Respect
HDCA Conference 2008 – New Delhi
Workshop Activities SWOT analysis Photo mapping Card Games I and II Snake Game
HDCA Conference 2008 – New Delhi
Swot Analysis Aim: Promote communication among NGO staff Procedure Outcomes: Recognition of the wall Identification of strategies to break the wall
HDCA Conference 2008 – New Delhi
Photo Mapping Procedure: Distribution of cameras Group discussion on pictures Relation with PW
HDCA Conference 2008 – New Delhi
Card Game I (collective) Procedure Elaboration of cards based on dimensions of well-being Selection and discussion on cards Relation with PW
HDCA Conference 2008 – New Delhi
Card Game II (individual) Procedure Elaboration of cards representing 4 scenarios: school, Project Why, street, home. Elaboration of cards representing violence, affection, family love, education to be associated to the 4 scenarios.
HDCA Conference 2008 – New Delhi
Snake Game Procedure Dice and cases Elaborating questions with teachers according to 5 themes Gender Age Aspirations Work and money Accessibility
HDCA Conference 2008 – New Delhi
Activities preliminary results Positive impact of PW in expanding children’s capabilities in the dimension of education Room for improvement in PW organizational capacity: need for more collaboration and interaction between management, teachers and families
HDCA Conference 2008 – New Delhi
Links to Capability Approach Some initial reflections: Proposal of a two-step approach Identifying dimensions Weighting and contextualizing dimensions through participation Adaptation Children are critically aware of their realities
HDCA Conference 2008 – New Delhi
Conclusions: workshop strengths Enjoyable experience both for us and PW team and children Implementation of tools revealed insights of well-being of children and of the activities of the NGO Tools able to effectively involve also special- need children SWOT was much appreciated by NGO staff Some relevant steps towards the CA operationalization through participative methods
HDCA Conference 2008 – New Delhi
Conclusions: workshop weaknesses
Difficult balance between two objectives
Need for more discussions on the theoretical issues in future practical workshops
HDCA Conference 2008 – New Delhi
Workshop participants Alexandre Apsan Frediani – University College London Nicolò Bellanca – Università degli Studi di Firenze Mario Biggeri – Università degli Studi di Firenze Sara Bonfanti – Università degli Studi di Firenze Francesco Burchi – Università di Roma Tre Ina Conradie – University of the Western Cape Renato Libanora – Università degli Studi di Firenze Cristina Lomi – Università degli Studi di Firenze James McAteer – University of Ulster Jean-François Trani – University College London Sara Vicari – Università di Roma Tre
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