Capacity Building
We wish to achieve sustainable improvement in developing countries with our work. Therefore it is important to us to establish local structures which contribute to improved Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights also in the long term.
Trainings
We offer a wide variety of trainings, including for example:
- Peer educator trainings on sexual and reproductive health and rights;
- Strengthening managerial capacity and organisation development;
- Fundraising for non-governmental organisations;
- Advocacy for non-governmental organisations;
- Trainings on subjects relating to health and other development policy topics for decision-makers;
- Trainings on youth-friendly and gender-friendly health services.
DSW's training methodology includes traditional seminars and workshops as well as coaching programmes and online courses. The range of modular trainings is complemented by accompanying measures such as helpdesks, telephone hotlines and mentoring. We also serve as an information provider through publications and on the internet.
Healthy Action
Healthy Action aims to empower East African non-state actors to advocate effectively on health issues by increasing their capacity to formulate policy priorities, monitor their implementation and hold decision-makers to account.
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ReProductive Aid Forum
ReProductive Aid is an internet-based global community of civil society representatives networking, learning, sharing experiences and strategizing effective ways to address SRH in the new development aid “architecture”.
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AHEAD for World Bank Advocacy
AHEAD for World Bank Advocacy is a EuroNGOs-supported project that aims to build the capacity of 48 RH Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in eight Sub Saharan African (SSA) countries and EuroNGOs members to conduct effective SRHR advocacy targeting national level World Bank and government decision makers.
nEUwAID: Increasing Access to RH Funding in the “nEUw” Aid Architecture
nEUwAID builds the capacity of 24 Reproductive Health (RH) Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in 4 sub-Saharan African countries, to advocate effectively in the “nEUw” aid environment.
