As part of BFER, CamEO Catchment Partnership @cameoCP are hosting 2 FREE workshops on 18th September and 1st October 2020.
As part of BFER, CamEO Catchment Partnership @cameoCP are hosting 2 FREE workshops on 18th September and 1st October 2020. They are tailored for BFER partners to help grow networks & ensure longevity post-BFER, facilitated by Resources for Change @R4C
An exciting opportunity to strengthen your partnerships and networks, to tell us what support you need to grow as an organisation.
You are an integral part of our Brecks Fen Edge and Rivers (BFER) Landscape Partnership Scheme, working with a range of different organisations over the next five years to achieve landscape scale transformation.
To succeed, our partnership must have both the culture and capacity to enact lasting, positive change that will continue to deliver long after the BFER LP Scheme has ended. We cannot develop this in isolation, so we will together be identifying how collaboratively we can make more of this way of working in the future. We will start this process through a pair of FREE introductory workshops tailored especially for us, on 18th September and 1st October 2020, facilitated by Resources for Change (www.r4c.org.uk ).
This is the first step of the journey and will introduce you to R4C’s wealth of experience supporting Landscape Partnership Schemes, alongside tips and techniques to enable sustainable collaboration. Our hope is that this will strengthen the project already planned for BFER, as well as allowing us all to identify support and training needs that will lead to new collaborative opportunities as we progress.
This project will go on to deliver FREE Digital mapping training for partners and external funding support for new projects and funding bids post BFER
To find out more about this BFER project (called 3.5 Supporting Sustainability) visit http://www.brecks.org/BFER/projects/3-5-Supporting-Sustainability.
Please register your interest to receive the online event pack (details and prework) – this will be sent out 2 weeks before the event.
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