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1. I P D T C PATRIR-IPDTC Training/ Capacity Building Programmes

2. General Description PATRIR is an independent Institute, actively engaged in peacebuilding and support for peace processes at the invitation of local governments, actors and UN agencies, and is extensively involved in training and capacity building for governments, UN agencies, experts and practitioners. www.patrir.ro I P D T C • IPDTC • established in 2003 the International Peace and Development Training Centre specializes in providing advanced and expert training programs for governments, UN staff, policy makers, conflict parties and leadership, field workers, local and national organisations, and staff of international agencies. • www.patrir.ro/training

3. PATRIR IPDTC Trainings are Developed…. Upon Request – Working collaboration with the requesting organization, agency, government or institution to custom design the training to their needs Upon our own Initiative – based upon our work in the field, needs assessment, and review of global trainings and on-the-ground practice, custom-designing trainings we feel would be important to offer In Support of Peacebuilding Processes – Including Capacity Building for Core Sectors, and ‘trainings’ as peacebuilding forums / processes I P D T C

4. IPDTC Target Audience I P D T C

5. Some of the types of trainings we’ve provided: I P D T C

6. Some examples of International Trainings terre des hommes – community-based development organizations from Aceh, Maluku, Indonesia, Thailand, Burma, Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia I P D T C Nepal – political leadership, development organisations, media, national human rights commission Aceh – community-based workers, religious leaders, business leaders, political leaders, women’s group Burma – national communities, armed and non-armed groups, student leadership (inside and outside Burma) Southern Thailand – National Reconciliation Commission Oaxaca – APPO, civil society organisations, government departments, ministry of justice, business community, media, community leaders, church

7. Countries and numbers I P D T C

8. Content of IPDTC Trainings Knowledge & Understanding I P D T C TRAINING Skills, Tools, Methods Values & Attitudes

9. The Therapy Triangle A I P D T C Skills Knowledge Tools Values Under- standing Methods B C Engagement Strategies Institutional Capacities Systemic Solutions

10. Program Structure (example) Practical/Academic Context Of Modern Peace and Conflict Work Evaluation I P D T C Conflict Analysis Tools Knowledge & Understanding Planning the Next Steps Cultural Paradigms Of Conflict TRAINING Designing Programs in Peace and Conflict Training Skills, Tools, Methods Values & Attitudes Engaging Government/ Authorities In Supporting Civil Society Work Role of Civil Society in Peace and Conflict Work Designing CT and PB Strategies and Creative Outcomes For Transforming Conflicts Practical Skills for Peace and Conflict Experts

11. Sources for our Training • Extensive and Continual Review of • Case Studies • Lessons Learned & Field Experiences • Training Manuals and Materials • Conflict Analysis • Program Analysis • Writings of Practitioners • Core Writings from Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation especially those from and on practice • Works from: Gender, Psychology, Political Science, International Relations, Global Studies, Economic Studies, Revolutionary Movements, Nonviolence, Gandhianism, and much more I P D T C

12. Content of Our IPDTC Trainings • Core Content + Customized Content ABC and DSC triangles, 12 Fault Lines, TRANSCEND Model+ Conflict Transformation Tools and Methods • Systemic Peacebuilding Tools and Methods • Mapping Actors, Groups, Organizations, Issues, Goals, Interests, Relationships and Related Conflicts • Early Warning and Early Response • Violence Conflict Prevention • Post-war Reconstruction, Reconciliation and Healing • Peacebuilding Programmes/Process development, monitoring and evaluation, etc. • For more on the content please visit: www.patrir.ro/training I P D T C

13. Duration. Number of participants. Methodology Duration: 2-3 days 4 days 5 days 3 weeks 4 weeks I P D T C • Methodology • Exercises • Application of Tools and Methods to own cases • Application to other cases • Case Studies • Movies & Reflection • Applied Conflict Mapping & Strategic Planning Processes • Scenario Enactment Number of participants: 14-32

14. Training programme related materials • Training Material that we develop for the programmes • Slide Pack (200 + slides) • Resource CD (Extensive Collection of Core Resources and Materials) • Preparatory Materials: Designed for Each Program • TRANSCEND Manual, Nepal Toolkit, RTC Manual, Do No Harm, Confronting War, IDEA Handbook on Reconciliation, After Violence • Manual developed with input from PATRIR in cooperation with Kurve Wustrow • Guide for Training Adult Practitioners (ARCA Project) I P D T C • Training of Trainer- process • Basic Trainings • Knowledge Development, Mentoring, Support Work • Advanced Trainings • Support / Assistance Trainer • Co-Trainer • Trainer

15. What makes a  training an IPDTC training? • Commitment to Quality and Excellence • Creative, Constructive, Concrete • Training People in How to Develop Outcomes • Training People in How to Develop Tools / Methods / Processes • Empowers Participants for doing peacebuilding in practice – enhances their skills, knowledge, capacity, aptitudes & confidence – hope • Goes Deeper: Into Roots, Into Tools, Into Methods and Understanding • More Holistic and Integrated • Celebrates and Speaks well of the entire field (everywhere where it’s relevant), shows positive work being done by others, is built upon deep knowledge and understanding of the field • Comes from an experience of practice and having done it oneself I P D T C

16. Contact Information Ms. Zsuzsanna Kacso Director IPDTC zsuzsa@patrir.ro Ms. Iulia Socea Center Coordinator IPDTC iulia.socea@patrir.ro training@patrir.ro Web-site: www.patrir.ro/training Phone/ Fax: 0040 264 420 298 Postal Address: PATRIR OP 1 - CP 331 Cluj - Napoca 400110 Romania I P D T C