Planning and Development Office (PDO) at the service of the Salesian charism in the Province Introduction Questo modello può essere utilizzato come file.

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1 Planning and Development Office (PDO) at the service of the Salesian charism in the Province
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2 Planning and Development Office
PDO Own by Salesian Province Link, a bridge with the civil society Promoting youth development, empowerment and justice Animating province strategic plan Project management and fundraising Cooperation: Youth Ministry, Social Communication, Economer

3 Backgound of Salesian PDO
An initiative started 20 years ago by Salesian Mission Offices First PDO seminar – Rome, April 2005 26th General Chapter – pointing towards PDO plan of the Rector Major – consolidation of PDO Second PDO seminar – Hyderbad, November 2011

4 PDO Models Model 0 Individualized management of some works, no provincial coordination Province needs to start or restart PDO Model 1 Project Office model, point of reference to development projects in the province Writing projects on behalf of local communities and works, low key involvement Model 2 Planning Project Office stage; more involved in the provincial animation PPO helps to work out OPP and PSP together with the Youth Ministry delegate Model 3 PDO stage - helps local communities to develop their mission according to a plan Systematic development work in the mission Model 4 PDO contributes to a planned development of Salesian Mission PDO is involved in local Human Rights/Advocacy work

5 Challenges facing PDO Understanding of development
Identity of PDO in the Province Fragmentation in the animation of the province Capacity building. Continuity, stability Developing a planning mentality Finding resources Human Rights approach to youth work Networking and partnership

6 PDO in the province JyD samples

7 PDO in the province JyD samples

8 PDO capacity building – VIA Don Bosco
Capability to engage & commit Capability to perform core functions & achieve results Capability to relate & network; attract resources & support Capability to change & self renew Capability to balance diversity & coherence

9 Capacity building – practical options
Formation and training Peer to peer interaction and learning Participation in networks Do it yourself…”Yes you can!” – develop clarity about roles, culture of listening and questioning, self study

10 Support from NGOs - DBN Expatriate volunteers, specialists
PDO regional meetings, staff training, resources for staff training Capacity building materials and tools, online data base, exchange of information Technical support and partnership in project application Indirect support to PDOs through development cooperation projects

11 Human Rights Approach HRA
With HRA we just don’t cover the needs we make HR effective With HRA children and youth are seen as entitled to rights With HRA participation of young people is the key of success In HRA we work with Titular of Rights (young people), Titular of Duties (governments, public institutions), Titular of Responsibilities (parents, civil society groups)

12 Human Rights/Advocacy
Importance of Human Rights/Advocacy work for the Salesian Family Cooperation within Salesian Family Focus Issues: Youth Empowerment, Children Rights Human Rights/Advocacy work in the SDB provinces

13 Fundraising Salesian sources Private donors Public grants
Provincial solidarity Mission Offices Salesian NGOs and fundations Mission appeals Private donors Individual donations local and international Coorporate donations local and international Charity foundations: Christian and secular NGOs Public grants Local government and council funding Developed countries governments European Union and UN related agenices

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