This slide: (1) reminds the par3cipants of the purpose of the Guidance Notes and then (2) summarizes the purpose of the Ac3on Plan exercise within

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This slide: (1) reminds the par3cipants of the purpose of the Guidance Notes and then (2) summarizes the purpose of the Ac3on Plan exercise within that.

REVIEW THE WORKSHOP AGENDA AND EXPLAIN THE SESSIONS FOR THIS EXERCISE: Ac3on Plan Matrix process on the workshop agenda SESSION 12: Brainstorming and planning and filling out the worksheet SESSION 13: Presenta3on and discussion SESSION 14: GENERAL Follow- up THE PARTICIPANTS WILL DISCUSS STEPS THEY WANT TO TAKE AFTER THE WORKSHOP REVIEW THE METHODS FOR CONDUCTING SESSIONS 13 AND 14: Work in break- out groups and plenary sessions THE PROCESS SHOULD BE CREATIVE, BUILDING NEW IDEAS AND EXCHANGING INFORMATION: Emphasis on group work PARTICIPANTS WILL LEAD THEMSELVES: Minimal facilita3on REMIND THE PARTICIPANTS TO UPHOLD THE GROUND RULES (HANDOUT 2C) WHEN THEY WORK IN GROUPS: Ground rules

THESE POINTS ADD TO THE GROUND RULES READ THROUGH THESE POINTS ON HOW THE PARTICIPANTS SHOULD WORK TOGETHER TO BUILD THEIR ACTION PLANS EMPHASIZE THAT THESE METHODS WILL HELP PARTICIPANTS LOOK AT PROBLEMS IN NEW WAYS AND FIND NEW IDEAS FOR SOLUTIONS

DELETE THIS SLIDE IF YOU ARE CONDUCTING A MULTI- COUNTRY WORKSHOP SHOW THE PARTICIPANTS THE WORKSHEET THEY WILL BE USING IF THEY WILL USE LAPTOPS, EXPLAIN HOW THAT PROCESS WILL WORK TELL THE PARTICIPANTS THEY WILL SET UP THEIR GROUPS AND THEIR LAPTOPS AFTER THIS PRESENTATION IS OVER IF THEY WILL USE THE HARD COPY OF THE WORKSHEETS, ASK THE PARTICIPANTS TO ORGANIZE THEIR IDEAS ON SEPARATE PIECES OF PAPER WHEN NEEDED EXPLAIN THAT IN BOTH CASES WITH COMPUTER OR HARD COPY WORKSHEETS THE OUTCOMES OF THIS EXERCISE SHOULD BE WRITTEN OUT FOR THE WORKSHOP RECORD SO THAT FUTURE READERS WILL UNDERSTAND THE NOTES

DELETE THIS SLIDE IF YOU ARE CONDUCTING A ONE- COUNTRY WORKSHOP SHOW THE PARTICIPANTS THE WORKSHEET THEY WILL BE USING IF THEY WILL USE LAPTOPS, EXPLAIN HOW THAT PROCESS WILL WORK TELL THE PARTICIPANTS THEY WILL SET UP THEIR GROUPS AND THEIR LAPTOPS AFTER THIS PRESENTATION IS OVER IF THEY WILL USE THE HARD COPY OF THE WORKSHEETS, ASK THE PARTICIPANTS TO ORGANIZE THEIR IDEAS ON SEPARATE PIECES OF PAPER WHEN NEEDED EXPLAIN THAT IN BOTH CASES WITH COMPUTER OR HARD COPY WORKSHEETS THE OUTCOMES OF THIS EXERCISE SHOULD BE WRITTEN OUT FOR THE WORKSHOP RECORD SO THAT FUTURE READERS WILL UNDERSTAND THE NOTES

BEFORE EXPLAINING WHAT THE PARTICIPANTS SHOULD ENTER INTO EACH COLUMN (NEXT SLIDE), THE PRESENTER SHOULD SAY: WORKING GROUPS WILL BE SET UP AT THE END OF THE PRESENTATION For a ONE- COUNTRY WORKSHOP: Working groups will develop one line item for each challenge in their pillar. OR For a MULTI- COUNTRY WORKSHOP: Working groups will develop one line item per country in their group. This line item will be inspired by the pillar challenges they selected in Session 7.

EXPLAIN THE CATEGORIES THAT LABEL THE COLUMNS ON THE WORKSHEET SO THAT PARTICIPANTS KNOW HOW TO FILL OUT THE WORKSHEET THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE ALSO PROVIDED ON HANDOUT 11A, WHICH SHOULD HAVE BEEN DISTRIBUTED TO PARTICIPANTS AT THE BEGINNING OF SESSION 11

DELETE THIS SLIDE IF YOU ARE CONDUCTING A MULTI- COUNTRY WORKSHOP HANDOUT 11C WILL GIVE SOME EXAMPLES TO THE PARTICIPANTS THIS IS HOW THE WORKSHEET HAS BEEN FILLED OUT BEFORE THIS HANDOUT SHOULD HAVE BEEN DISTRIBUTED TO PARTICIPANTS AT THE BEGINNING OF SESSION 11

DELETE THIS SLIDE IF YOU ARE CONDUCTING A ONE- COUNTRY WORKSHOP HANDOUT 11E WILL GIVE SOME EXAMPLES TO THE PARTICIPANTS THIS IS HOW THE WORKSHEET HAS BEEN FILLED OUT BEFORE THIS HANDOUT SHOULD HAVE BEEN DISTRIBUTED TO PARTICIPANTS AT THE BEGINNING OF SESSION 11

**THIS SLIDE SHOULD AGAIN BE PROJECTED FOR SESSION 13** THE PRESENTER SHOULD REMIND THE PARTICIPANTS: EVERYONE WILL RECONVENE FOR SESSION 13 EACH GROUP WILL PRESENT THEIR WORKSHEET AFTER EACH PRESENTATION, PARTICIPANTS WILL THEN ASK QUESTIONS AND PROVIDE RECOMMENDATIONS TO IMPROVE EACH OTHER S ACTION PLANS Provide input Make changes and addi3ons Build consensus IN ONE- COUNTRY WORKSHOPS THIS WILL IMPROVE OWNERSHIP AND ACTION FOR RESULTS, IN MULTI- COUNTRY WORKSHOPS THIS WILL SUPPORT GROUP LEARNING AFTER ALL PRESENTATIONS, THE PARTICIPANTS WILL THEN DO SOME SYNTHESIS THEY WILL BE ASKED TO POINT OUT OVERLAPS BETWEEN THE PLANS IN ONE- COUNTRY WORKSHOPS ONLY, THEY WILL REVISE ANY DUPLICATIONS BETWEEN THEIR ACTION PLANS TO IMPROVE EFFICIENCY LAST, THE DISCUSSION WILL GO AROUND THE ROOM AND ASK EACH PILLAR WORKING GROUP (FOR ONE- COUNTRY WORKSHOPS) OR EACH COUNTRY TEAM (FOR A MULTI- COUNTRY WORKSHOP): How would you implement your plan? How would you collaborate on implementa3on? **THIS SLIDE SHOULD AGAIN BE PROJECTED FOR SESSION 13**