BALANCED drafted a report on the SSE-PHE that includes the participants’ action plans and distributed it to over 500 individuals in the PHE community and to other interested parties.
Results from Activity 1.3
• 9 representatives from NGOs andor government officials participated in the SSE-PHE
capacity building visit Indicator 1.1 •
Report on SSE-PHE developed and disseminated to PHE community Indicator 2.2
Status of PMP Results for Activity 1.3
INDICATOR REPORTING
PERIOD YTD
Y 2 TARGET
1.1 Number of individuals trained by BALANCED in PHE
know-how and SOTA State of the Art practices using
21st century learning tools 9 SSE-PHE
9 8
2.2a. Number of success stories, peer review articles,
conference papers, research studies documenting key
actionable findings about the PHE approaches, their lessons
extracted, and value-added PRH IR2.2
1 Report on SSE-PHE
1 0
1.4 Build capacity of NGOs from Coral Triangle CT countries on PHE program design
The Philippines, a CT country, has a number of conservation and development organizations that may benefit from a PHE Program Design workshop. During the previous reporting period,
BALANCED provided planning, financial, and organizational support to the Philippines PHE Network SIGUE and worked with them to organize the Fourth PHE Conference. During this
reporting period, PFPI participated actively in the planning of this conference. Originally scheduled for May 2010 in the Mindanao, it is now rescheduled for November 2010 in General
Santos City—the change of date and venue was necessitated by on-going political unrest in Mindanao. BALANCED is adapting the five-day PHE Program Design workshop to a shorter,
one-day training for NGOs interested and able to implement this approach in the CT region. This one-day training will be offered as a pre-conference activity.
In Indonesia, another CT country, BALANCED initiated discussions with the United Nations Population Fund UNFPA about supporting a PHE managers’ training in collaboration with a
local NGO, Summit Institute for Development SID, during the first part of BALANCED Year 2. Next, PFPI linked SID to UNFPAIndonesia and prepared a concept paper with SID to request
UNFPA support. During this reporting period, UNFPA approved SID’s application for
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designation as an UNFPA-accredited NGO. This now qualifies SID to apply for UNFPA funding support for training. PFPI continued to dialogue with SID to explore their interest in training and
BALANCED technical support. At the beginning of Year 2, PFPI also initiated discussions with the National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration NOAA about the potential to integrate PHE dimensions into the agency’s coastal resources management CRM training curriculum and activities in the CT
region. NOAA’s Anne Walton was receptive to the idea, and received funding from USAID Indonesia. However, NOAA remains in the planning stage and a decision on PHE integration has
yet to be made. PFPI likewise continued informing the USAID Regional Development Mission for Asia
RDMA about ongoing PHE activities and identifying opportunities for PHE integration in CT countries.
Results from Activity 1.4
None
Status of PMP Results for Activity 1.4
INDICATOR REPORTING
PERIOD YTD
Y 2 TARGET
1.1 Number of individuals trained by BALANCED in PHE
know-how and SOTA State of the Art practices using 21st
century learning tools 0 0 10
1.4 Number of technical interventions provided by
BALANCED to Missions and organizations to implement
PHE within their programs PRH 3.2
0 0 1
3.1 Number of PHE tools, methodologies, and actionable
findings replicated in new countries and geographic areas
PRH 3.1 0 0 1
PHE program
design curriculum
1.5 Integrate PHE into TNC-CTC Global Learning Center
