(SJRK) February 11, 2019 UWEZO / James / TIG / IDRC
UWEZO Workplan Doc:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Yu7ryGGnNPzIzAtM3dmtBUud6u9KrvkvU-8dih6bGE0/edit?usp=sharing
- TIG - consultation across campuses in Canada - to see how action guides can be implemented
- How elements of the guide can be brought to life
- Both working on SDGs
- Current projects on SDG at UWEZO - youth with disabilities - monitoring and documenting the SDGs in Rwanda
- Focus on employment, education and health
- Documenting best practice
- Contextualize SDGs in Rwandan context
- Not yet fully integrated into the work there yet
- Training on SDGs, home visits, school visits
- Many young people out of school, working in informal sector (not legally recognised work)
- Want business skills
- How can we do business better?
- 1st objective - a guide on how to do business
- 2nd - youth organisations
- How are they doing? How do they choose their activities? Etc
- They requested a guide
- How to integrate youth with learning differences in their programs
- How to provide platforms for their voices
- SDGs collaboration is possibly a 3rd piece?
- There may be some cross-cutting elements
- Question of budget - not sure it’s enough to do all of the above
- Could probably be 30k
- Need to draw up a budget
- Need to prioritize
- Where are the points of connection and collaboration with TIG?
- TIG could help with finding/accessing inclusion guides - the guide Liam is building could be one of those resources
- Understanding the Rwandan context - UWEZO
- Feedback (Phase 2) - useful for TIG to know
- Maybe this would fit into a future guide
- Align the type of support that TIG can offer with what is needed
- SDGs are cross-cutting, UWEZO already working on this, but maybe this is an opportunity to scale up
- Can “test out” the guide that TIG is working on - does it work in this context? Other communities?
- A follow-up between TIG and UWEZO working together on SDGs?
- Liam and Bahati to meet and discuss further?
- Liam going to Korea on Thursday - SDG 4.7 - transformational education
- Back on the 24th
- 4.7 by 2030 ensure all learners acquire knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including among others through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship, and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development
- interesting to analyse this from the perspective of learners with various needs
- Youth empowerment program - UWEZO was involved
- UWEZO interested in collaboration with TIG!
- They bring practical experience
- Young people taking the lead
- Next conversation when Liam is back (Feb 25th)
- TIG set up MOUs for broader collaboration? To be explored...