Policy-Prone Organizations

The intersectionality approach is designed to internalize the recommendations presented to us regarding the basic knowledge and skills necessary to increase our advocacy capacity by incorporating our work in different areas of rights, thereby strengthening our impact on the change we seek to create.

Policy-Prone Organizations consist of 4 sections. Each section is designed to be independent but also to support each other.

• 501 - Sustainable Development and Global Goals
• 502 - Gender Equality and Mainstreaming
• 503 - Children's Rights and Mainstreaming
• 504 - Refugee Rights and Mainstreaming

Policy-Prone Organizations is a comprehensive and structured capacity-building program that combines participants' practical field experiences with academic and professional knowledge. The program lasts for 4 months and is based on a hands-on learning and adult education approach that provides opportunities to experience and reflect on the central topics and concepts at the core of organizational capacity.

• To see the connections between the civil sector and the Sustainable Development Goals, and explore how the framework of sustainable development can provide opportunities for the advocacy areas.
• To  strengthen capacity to implement and sustain gender equality in organizational operations, projects, and programs.
• To incorporate a Child Rights approach into daily work, by learning how to address the 4 fundamental principles outlined in the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the tools and mechanisms necessary to monitor human rights violations through an intersectional lens.
• To enhance organizational capacity in the mainstreaming of Refugee Rights by ensuring the representation of refugees in rights-based work and their integration into the civil society agenda in the context of migration and development.
   

Designed for civil society organizations that aim to incorporate different rights areas into their rights-based work and organizational structure through an intersectional approach. No prior knowledge or skills related to the topics covered in the program are required to participate.