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Programme Strategy
Click here to download the MS-TCDC Programme Strategy 2006-2010 (PDF 2.27MB)Summary of MS-TCDC Programme Strategy 2006-2010.
The main thrust of this new 2006-2010 Programme Strategy and changes from the 2001-2005 Policy Paper include:
- A well-defined geographical focus on three primary countries (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda) and six secondary countries (Ethiopia, Northwest Somalia, South Sudan, Rwanda, Zambia and Zimbabwe)
- Clarification that MS-TCDC’s target group is mainly civil society actors but that we will also work in certain training areas with government entities and the private sector.
- The intention to mainstream an advocacy perspective in all our development training as a means to addressing the democratisation focus of MS
- A plan to engage in longer-term capacity building and impact monitoring of selected organisations in the primary focus countries, in addition to the short training courses offered
- An expanded role in development of training policies for MS incl. a revised Development Worker Preparation course which targets Development Workers for MS’ African programmes a well as Nepal and Central America
- Clarification that language courses and hiring out of facilities for external conferences in MS-TCDC are means of income generation to support the core programme of Development training
