New Ideas forNew Ideas forCommittee TrainingCommittee Training

Challenges of CommitteesChallenges of Committees

They often lose interest over time.They often lose interest over time.

They may not supervise the CHEs or They may not supervise the CHEs or become active in community projectsbecome active in community projects

Committees often become inactive.Committees often become inactive.

Some SolutionsSome Solutions

Ongoing training of committeeOngoing training of committee

Mentor or guide the committee as Mentor or guide the committee as they work with the CHEsthey work with the CHEs

Mentor them as they do community Mentor them as they do community projects.projects.

3 Phases of Committee Training3 Phases of Committee Training

1. BASIC COMMITTEE TRAINING

2. MENTORING THE COMMITTEE IN

PROJECT PLANNING

3. MENTORING FOR GROWTH AND MULTIPLICATION

TIME

IntroductionIntroduction CHE principlesCHE principles Vision of communityVision of community Committee organizationCommittee organization Mobilizing the CHEsMobilizing the CHEs

1. BASIC COMMITTEE TRAINING

Project planning cycleProject planning cycle Also: Needs-based CHE Also: Needs-based CHE

trainingtraining

2. MENTORING AND COACHING THE COMMITTEE IN

PROJECT PLANNING

The Project Planning Cycle

The Project CycleThe Project Cycle

1.1. Identify Identify community needscommunity needs

2.2. Learn about the Learn about the problemproblem

3.3. The problem treeThe problem tree4.4. The solution treeThe solution tree5.5. Community Community

resourcesresources6.6. Which solution Which solution

first?first?

The Project CycleThe Project Cycle

7.7. Step planningStep planning

8.8. Building Building relationshipsrelationships

9.9. Implementing the Implementing the projectproject

10.10. Checking our Checking our progressprogress

A Key Lesson: The Problem Tree A Key Lesson: The Problem Tree

Community-based impact Community-based impact evaluationevaluation

MultiplicationMultiplication Self-help groupsSelf-help groups Developing resourcesDeveloping resources

3. MENTORING AND COACHING

FOR GROWTH AND MULTIPLICATION

Community-Based Impact Community-Based Impact EvaluationEvaluation

KAP survey (Knowledge-Attitude-KAP survey (Knowledge-Attitude-Practice)Practice)

Most Significant Change surveyMost Significant Change survey Visual scalesVisual scales Nehemiah

Center—comparison of community development to the growth of a plant of corn.