This Section explains what BRIDGE is, what it is not, the values, objectives, qualities, framework and components of BRIDGE, the role of the BRIDGE Office and how BRIDGE can be used.

Target Audience: BRIDGE partners, potential implementing partners, potential client organisations, program managers.

Section Description: This section discusses needs assessment, scoping missions, and what to consider when designing BRIDGE programs.

Target Audience: BRIDGE partners, implementing partners, hosting organisations, program managers, administrators

Section Description: Step by step tips for setting up a BRIDGE program and developing essential documentation.

Target Audience: BRIDGE partners, implementing organisations, program managers, administrators.

Once it has been decided that the use of BRIDGE is feasible, establishing the framework is the next step, working with key individuals and organisations to build support and credibility.

Section Description: This section covers the process of turning BRIDGE curriculum into meaningful workshops: regionalisation, translation, and customisation.

Target Audience: BRIDGE partners, implementing organisations, program managers, facilitators.

Section Description: This section covers the role of facilitator, facilitation teams, and details the facilitator levels and the accreditation process.

Target Audience: BRIDGE partners, implementing organisations, program managers, facilitators.

Section Description: This section focuses on the practical issues of running and monitoring workshops - facilitators, materials, venue, administration, logistics and using the BRIDGE website.

Section Description: This section covers evaluation, monitoring, documentation and sustainability.

Target Audience: BRIDGE partners, project managers, administrators, facilitators.

Annexes

Glossary of Terms and Acronyms

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Background to Implementation Manual