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Construyendo Confianza en Equipos Diversos - Un Manual Conciso de Facilitacion
567.03 k PDF | Published in April 2011
The popular ECB tool, Building Trust in Diverse Teams, has been edited into a concise version for experienced facilitators and translated into Spanish.
Humanitarian practitioners identify trust in emergency teams as one of the most important factors in launching timely and effective emergency responses.
The Building Trust Toolkit can be used throughout the cycle of an emergency response and features:
- a Trust Index, to assess and measure trust within diverse teams
- and 10 trust-building tools that can be selected based on the identified team needs to build trust.
Published by Oxfam Publishing November 2007. Also available as:
- a full length version pdf in English
- a concise version pdf in English and French
- a concise version online tool in English, French and Spanish.
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- In The Field
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- The Good Enough Guide
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- View Emergency Simulations Guide
- Oxfam
- World Vision - Adventures in Partnering
- IWG principals
- Agency staff
- Working with the United Nations (UN)
- ECBinter-active learning events
- ECB Consortia share learning highlights from inter-agency Simulations in 2010-2011
- Bolivia
- ECB Bolivia expands membership and works on Accountability
- Horn of Africa
- Staff Retention under Review in the Horn of Africa
- ECB Consortia share learning highlights from inter-agency Simulations in 2010-2011
- How did we select five ECB Consortia?
- ECB Consortia share learning highlights from inter-agency Simulations in 2010-2011
- Building Trust in Diverse Teams
- National Staff Development
- The Consortium of British Humanitarian Agencies (CBHA)
- Core Humanitarian Competency Framework
- Staff Retention and Turnover
- Surge Capacity Research
- Exchange Visits and the Staff Capacity Framework
- Joint Evaluations
- Joint Needs Assessment (JNA)
- Our learning from the PDRA Project
- About this Guide
- Simulation #1: Single-Agency
- Developing a Joint Needs Assessment (JNA)
- Toward Resilience: A Guide to DRR & CCA
- Context
- Kit de herramientas del Equipo Permanente
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