Welcome to the Right2Grow Learning Catalogue, a unique compliation of our most significant programmatic learnings focusing on lessons learned: challenges, successes and recommendations.
What if learning was seen as an integral part of a international devlopement project and documented from day 1?
Right2Grow has developed a strong knowledge management strategy to facilitate learning between consortium partners, including communities and local civil society organizations, and to sustain institutional changes beyond the program. Linking & Learning (L&L) is therefore at the heart of the Right2Grow program. By learning from each country’s practices, sharing programatic knowledge with others, and applying it, we can improve our approaches, enhance impact, and optimize the program.
Introducing Right2Grow's learning catalogue, a ready-to-use programmatic learning guide on what made the implementation of our activities, approaches and initiatives successful. Each Right2Grow programme country identified three to five top-notch activities, approaches, and/or initiatives they have implemented since the beginning of the programak, nd to document them through what we call a “Learning Brief”. All 40 briefs across different methods and countries makeup our catalgoue.
As learning is about change, the learning catalogue focuses on providing ready-to-use programatic learning guides on what made the implementation of our activities, approaches and initiatives successful:
What were the objectives? What were the key steps in the process, the good practices, the challenges encountered, and the solutions put in place to mitigate them?
It is intended to continue, beyond Right2Grow, providing teams with an easy access to Right2Grow’s knowledge both during the program implementation and after the program ends. It is intended to inspire, while avoiding reinventing the wheel, and to enable teams to benefit from past similar experiences to continually improve their work. This catalogue is therefore a compilation of more than 40 learning guides, which have been organized into chapters to make them easier to read.
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