This is a reference for Michael Gendy

YCSLP

The training activity took place
in Alexandria, Egypt
organised by Anna Lindh Foundation Euro-Med
2024-2025
Reference person

Mina Fangari

(Program Officer)
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Aims & objectives

1- Training participants on ideation, tools of project design, project proposal writing, and action plan.
3- Training participants on team work, networking, collaboration and synergies formulation.
2- The ultimate goal is to have finalized community-based action plans for 25 civil society young leaders in 10 Southern Mediterranean countries on the thematic topic "Promoting Just Transition.''

Target group & international/intercultural composition of the group & team

* ​ALF team members and staff from 43 EUROMED Countries.

* ​Participants from 10 South Mediterranean Countries: Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Palestine, Tunisia, Syria.

Training methods used & main activities

Group discussions, peer to peer learning, gamification, case studies, and role plays.

Outcomes of the activity

1- The participants finally have been able to define a community-based problem and design a community-based action to contribute to solving the problem.
2- Participants were able to form cross-border synergies and partnerships.
3- Participants formed teams of volunteers locally and regionally to implement the projects.

Your tasks and responsibilities within the team

​Co-Design and deliver the workshops onsite, online, and hybrid.
​I worked on this training for 12 days as a full time trainer and mentor.

I worked on this training for 12 days as a full time trainer.

Testimonial of the reference person

Michael did an excellent job training the young leaders both online and on-site. His methods and tools were highly engaging and helped create a safe and inclusive learning environment for all participants. Moreover, his strong intercultural competencies in working with trainees from diverse backgrounds, facilitating meaningful dialogue and encouraging exchange, were truly remarkable.

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