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PUBLISHEDJune 30 2010
AUTHOR(S)Dominique Lallement
Gender and Energy Capacity Building Workshop for South Asia Dhaka, Bangladesh: The Workshop Structure, Expectations and Group Norms

- Individual Exercise

- Three Principals for a Successful Workshop

- Working as Development Partners

- Learning from Others

- Using Our Creativity

- Workshop Structure: 4 Modules

- Working Group 1: Learning from Good Practices

- Working Group 2: Applying Operational Tools

- Working Group 3: Monitoring Performance & Evaluation Results and Impacts

- Working Group 4: Moving Forward—Preparation of Country Action Plans

- Expected Workshop Outcomes

See also:

Gender & Energy Capacity Building Workshop for South Asia Bangladesh, June 2010 - ESMAP's Commitment to Gender

Gender and Energy Capacity Building Workshop for South Asia: Module II Tools for Mainstreaming Gender in Energy Sector

Gender and Energy Capacity Building Workshop for South Asia: Module II Design Tools for Sector Strategies and Projects

The World Bank's Engagement in South Asia Energy Sector

The Workshop Structure, Expectations, and Group Norms

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Lallement, Dominique. 2010. Workshop Structure, Expectation, and Group Norms. Presentation at Gender and Capacity Building Workshop for South Asia. Washington, DC: World Bank.

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