Capacity Strengthening for NCC Indonesia: Technical Guidance on Communication Strategy and on Proposal Writing

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The National Coordination Committee of CTI-CFF in Indonesia recently held a Technical Guidance on Communication Strategy and Proposal Writing at the MMAF facility in Depok, Jakarta, on September 27–29, 2017. The event was officially opened by Mr. Agus Dermawan of NCC Indonesia, and Sri Atmini of the NCC Secretariat also gave remarks emphasizing the importance of excellent communication skills.

Participants came from various directorates of MMAF, NCC Indonesia Secretariat, and 2 staff from the CTI-CFF Regional Secretariat. They are responsible for internal/external communication, inter-agency cooperation, and program/technical units.

The agenda covered stakeholder analysis, communication strategy, public speaking, media relations, outreach programs, group work, role play, simulation, and individual presentations. Facilitators included Ketut Udi Prayudi, Lala Tangkudung, and Agus Sudibyo.

On the third day, led by GIZ Advisor Mareska Mantik, participants learned proposal writing principles, priority issue identification, strategic objectives, and using the Logical Framework Matrix for their proposed projects.

Participants also engaged in panel discussions with Mr. Zulazmi (GIZ Indonesia), Mr. Darmawan Triwibowo (TIFA Foundation), and Mr. Diman Simanjuntak (USAID Mission to ASEAN), exploring grant making and potential partnerships.

At the closing, participants were recognized for being “The Most Active,” “The Most Disciplined,” “The Funniest,” and overall best achievers: Imam Fitrianto, Udin Rojudin, and Arik Sulandari.

Evaluations highlighted appreciation for the participatory learning environment, practical skills, and networking opportunities. Participants felt encouraged to apply their learning immediately.

The guidance was jointly organized and funded by MMAF, NCC Indonesia Secretariat, and BMUB Sulu-Sulawesi Seascape Project.

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