Day 4: Discussions on the future of Harambee and Wrap-up
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9:30-10:45am Focus on Harambee (Marc)
The Fish Bowl methodology was used to discuss the Harambee Project; where it came from, activties, milestones and current status. The discussion started off with members of the Coordination Committee (Riff, Jackie, Abu), interviewed by Jenny. They were later joined by members from the 'audience' (other workshop participants) who asked questions and contributed to the discussion at different intervals.
This session was intended to set the stage for the next session on creating a vision for Harambee.
10:45-11:00am Tea break
11:00-1:00pm Creating a vision for Harambee (Marc)
The purpose of this session was not so much to come up with a concrete vision for Harambee, but rather to spark-off ideas of how the project can better achieve its objective to build capacity for networking and collaboration in Africa
A unique facilitation technique called Provocative Proposition was used.
1:00-2:00pm Lunch
2:00-2:30pm Presentation from ITOCA (Blessing)
ITOCA (Information Training Outreach Centre for Africa), one of the small grant recipients, gave a update on their action plan that sought to link African soil health networks to agricultural sources. They shared with the group the results of their Survey on accessing and sharing soil health knowledge resources.
2:30-2:45pm Viewing more digital stories
Participants viewed digital stories from Faridah (DSI.org), Maria (CELAC) and another one from Kawive (CRECO) who felt a strong need to create story on the post-election violence in Kenya.
2:45-3:15pm Closing remarks (Bellanet Africa)
The Bellanet Africa team (Abu, Jackie and Lillian) made a few closing remarks and thanked the participants for a wonderful workshop.
