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      • Preparation & Implementation - ECB Simulation #1
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      • If You Must Run an Abridged Version
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      • Annex 2: A Facilitation Primer
      • Annex 3: Using Small Groups
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Role Play Introduction

Given the uncertainty as to whether or not agencies in the future would be able to identify and obtain staff to role-play external stakeholders, the simulations have been designed so that they can be run without any role-players or external stakeholders. (The memo traffic is designed to make demands and require the tasks that could likely arise from interactions with external stakeholders such as donors, the host government, the media or the UN.)

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