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This unit describes the competencies required to facilitate training in coordinating conflict resolution and management. It involves identifying target groups ,establishing conflict causes ,developing conflict resolution measures ,monitoring conflict resolution process ,managing community conflicts and documenting conflict resolution and management activities
The crisis and disaster management course equips learners with knowledge and practical skills to prepare respond to and recover from crisis and disasters .it focuses on understanding risk reducing vulnerability and building resilience in communities and organisation
This unit describes the competencies required to identify community conflict issues,establish conflict resolution measures,support implementation of conflict resolution measuresand document conflict resolution activitie
SUMMARY
Identify community conflict issues
Establish conflict issues
Identify conflict resolution measures
Support implementation of conflict resolution measures
Document conflict resolution activities
Advocacy and lobbying course outline entails introduction to advocacy and lobbying,principles of advocacy,advocacy planning,lobbying strategies,policy and legal framework,communication skills,tools and technique,challenges in advocacy and lobbying,practical application,and case studies and best practices
This course explores the principles, theories, and practices of community development within the context of social work. Students will examine how social workers engage with communities to promote social justice, empowerment, and sustainable development. The course covers key topics such as community needs assessment, participatory development, capacity building, advocacy, policy influence, and the role of social work in addressing systemic inequalities. Through case studies, practical projects, and critical discussions, students will gain skills in facilitating community change, working collaboratively with diverse populations, and fostering inclusive, resilient communities. Emphasis is placed on ethical practice, cultural competence, and the integration of local knowledge in the development process.