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Page 1: Southern Voices networks Asia Consortium and networks.
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Southern Voices networks Asia

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Consortium and networks

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Southern Voices Networks

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ACHIEVEMENTS 2011- 12 Strengthened engagement

with governments Improved membership and

governance More strategic approach to

advocacy Better documentation and

evidence for advocacy – reports and policy papers

Stronger engagement with the press and the public

International report: Southern Voices on Climate Policy Choices

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2013-14 FOCUS ON CROSS LEARNING Promote a learning culture between

climate policy networks

International and regional workshops to share lessons ad CC advocacy

Piloting a CC advocacy toolbox based on contributions from SV-network

Webbased learning platform with increased use and ownership by SV-networks

Four regional facilitators to make it happen

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CC advocacy toolbox Tools to be developed from contributions by

SV- networks 4-6 pages each, available in English French,

Spanish, at the website for download

1) Working with the media to communicate climate change better

2) Raising awareness about climate change through different communication techniques

3) Influencing key decision-makers4) Influencing key climate change policies5) Monitoring and influencing how climate

finance is spent 6) How to strengthen networks working on

climate change advocacy7) Helping local voices reach those in power

Developed by Hannah Reid, IIED

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Advocacy Cross LearningAdvocacy and Campaigning Cycle

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Regional Workshop SUCCESS CRITERIA

Workshop should not be a one-off event

Links and connections established between people and organisations

Communication channels – set up between networks working on similar issues

Seeds planted for joint and coordinated actions

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Is this our theory of change?

Impact on poverty, resili-ence and sustainability

Better national policies

International commitments

Effective policy implementation

Governance Resources

Multilateral funds

Bilateral funding

Donor national interests

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Is this our theory of change?

Impact on poverty, resili-ence and sustainability

Better national policies

International commitments

Effective policy implementation

Governance Resources

Multilateral funds

Bilateral funding

Donor national interests

action

action

action

action

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Which areas of advocacy action to prioritise in Southern Voices?

Impact on poverty, resili-ence and sustainability

Better national policies

International commitments

Effective policy implementation

Governance Resources

Multilateral funds

Bilateral funding

Donor national interests

action

action

action

action

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www.southernvoices.netObjectives•To promote and facilitate cross-learning and exchange of experiences

•To increase the visibility of the advocacy work being done by Southern civil society actors on climate change

•Serve as the public face of the Souhtern Voices Prog

Target Groups•civil society networks and their members

•Their partners, other stakeholders and potential donors

•The general public concerned about climate change

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Challenges in making an active learning platform

Sourcing stories and news from networks

Getting stories in a form which fits the webpage

For regional facilitators to edit input into articles

Promoting sharing through – maling lists – between networks?

Actions:guidance and training•in writing a good advocacy stories•In writing for the web – in a journalistic way•In editing articles for the web

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Key elements in an advocacy story

• Who are the actors - particularly civil society• What recommendations / objectives promoted• Who are they addressing – who should act

differently (government, companies, citizens.. specifically)

• What is the evidence? • Who will the recommendations benefit? • a social dimension / trade off or is it win-win.?• What / Who are the obstacles

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Focus on advocacy

“Advocacy is a process of influencing ....selected people or institutions ......in order to achieve policy, practice, social, behavioural or political changes......that will benefit particular groups”

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To be resolved:Do networks follow consortium partners?

What when networks are working on both clusters?

How to set-up thematic cross learning?Demand led?

How set-up cooperation on learning and secretariat

If one application fail?