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Global South Impact Network

Do you have a sustainable development business or project idea in your own home country, which needs further elaboration?

Global South Impact Network is a platform for reflection and peer support to develop your ideas into viable projects. With the help of this network you will be able to link with potential partners and apply for finance.

The event is free of charge and targeting people who come from developing nations (blue and green shaded countries):

Time: Thursday 20.2.2020

Place: Tribe Tampere, Pinninkatu 47

Organiser: Changemakers Tampere, Tribe

Agenda

16.00-16.30 Refreshments

16.30-17.00 Introduction:

How do we define global south and making an impact?

What are my options in delivering impact?

17.00-17.25 Gathering of ideas

17.25-17.45 Sharing of ideas

17.45-18.10 Enriching the ideas

18.10-18.30 Synthesis and next steps

Mentors and facilitators of the event

Katja Pellini
Katja has over 15 years of international development cooperation experience in the design, implementation and monitoring of sustainable development projects. She has lived in Nepal, Kambodza, Vietnam, the Philippines and Indonesia and currently advises projects and organisations through her own company capability oy (www.capability.fi).

Anu-Maria Laitinen}
Anu-Maria has worked in economic development projects since 2000. She specializes in coaching small businesses and startup companies. Anu-Maria also gives lectures on the theory of business planning. She is accustomed to working in international projects. https://www.linkedin.com/in/anumaria/

Please register by Monday 17.2. katja.pellini@capability.fi, and you will receive more information.

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