Kingstown,
St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Monday, November 13, 2017
The Caribbean Policy Development Centre (CPDC) will conduct an NGO Leadership Training Workshop this week in St. Lucia.
An analysis suggests that currently, the NGO sector across the Caribbean Region is under considerable strain, as it is becoming increasingly more difficult to attract sufficient resources to sustain its operations.

Shantal Monroe- Knight
While various reasons could be cited for this circumstance, it is clear that some attention needs to be paid to building an effective response. One such response is to increase the capacity of existing leaders to adapt to a new and changing environment by providing them with new skills and strategies that will ensure the sustainability of their organizations. In this context, CPDC has sought to undertake leadership capacity building workshops.
Vincentian Focal Point for Civil Society Organisations; Dr. Ashley C. John Amb. was selected and awarded a scholarship to participate in the CPDC & European Union (EU) CSO Capacity Building Workshop 14th – 17th, November 2017, in St. Lucia.

Dr. Ashley C. John Amb
This intervention is intended to contribute to the overall goal of enhancing the capacity of civil society actors to participate in regional development processes through supporting the increased capacity of civil society leaders in the Caribbean to sustain their organizations.
This training workshop specifically targets NGO/Civil Society leaders working in a direct leadership capacity with their organizations and focuses on resource mobilization.
The main goal of the meeting is to: Strengthen the capacity of NGO leaders to contribute to the long-term sustainability of civil society organizations.
The specific objectives of the meeting are to:
- Provide practical training in resource mobilization strategies;
- Discuss issues affecting the resource mobilization capacity of the sector; and
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Identify best practices for resource mobilization.
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