HRBA capacity building at grassroots
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This document discusses the use of hands-on practices and blended capacity building interventions to support social change efforts in line with a human rights-based approach. It describes a reflect-action cycle used in Bangladesh that involves opening minds, analysis, planning and implementation, and review/reflection. Participants practice these steps in circles to consolidate learning and transfer it to their communities. An example is provided of a village circle that used the reflect-action process to address the lack of local health services by forming a committee, collecting signatures, obtaining land, and gaining approval to establish a community clinic.
HRBA capacity building at grassroots
- 1. Hands on practices in blended capacity building interventions support to making the change happen in line with our HRBA, by R-A process Nazmul Ahsan, ActionAid Bangladesh
- 2. R-A Cycle
- 3. Step-1: Open the mind Phase Step-2: Analysis Phase Step-3: Planning and implementation Phase Step-4: Review and reflection Phase Contextualized R-A cycle in Bangladesh
- 4. Hands on learning through exercise at the classroom
- 5. Participants effort to learn by doing
- 6. Subsequent practice at the circle to consolidate the learning
- 7. Review and reflection after getting back from the practice at circle level
- 8. Generate dialogue Learning has been transferred to the circle to run with R-A process
- 9. What circles generally do.. Generate Dialogue on different socio-economical issues Doing HRBA Analysis by using participatory tools Deepening their analysis around the issue Develop plan matrix and go for action Gender Analysis
- 10. A Case of LRP-35 Name of the village: Barbisha, District: Niphamary Issue Identified R-A Process Lack of health service at the community
- 11. Implementation Process: 1. Finally, the Jamalpara Social Development Circle member developed an action plan for implementing their action point. 2. Organize a meeting through ensuring the all level participation of the Community 3. Formed a community Clinic Implementing committee 4. Collect and review the Community Clinic establishment Policy 5. Collect signatures of 2000 people both male and female 6. Submit to Health Secretary through the Officer of Upazilla Health and Family Planning 7. Manage 8 decimal land from a local land owner and register the land 8. Get the approval from the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
- 12. 2 KM road has built up upon their demand. Now they are taking new action points ..
- 13. ? Thanks for your passion