TRANSFORM Series Ep. 3 | Institutionalising TRANSFORM as a Primary Social Protection Package

Описание: In this episode, we explore how TRANSFORM is being institutionalised as a core approach to continuous capacity building for social protection practitioners and leaders across Africa. The conversations focus on how the initiative has supported the development of rights-based, inclusive social protection systems and how its content and methodology are being embedded within training programmes to strengthen leadership and skills at national and decentralised levels. This episode also reflects on the future of TRANSFORM in the context of shifting global dynamics, including changes in the official development assistance landscape.



The episode concludes the three-part TRANSFORM Podcast Series (https://socialprotection.org/learn/po...) , which presents the initiative's achievements 10 years since its inception through conversations with guests from the continent. In case you missed the prior episodes of the series, you can access them here: 




• Ep. 1 | Social Protection Capacity Building in Africa: 10 Years of TRANSFORM (https://socialprotection.org/learn/po...)


• Ep. 2 | Promoting a Culture of Social Protection in Africa (https://socialprotection.org/learn/po...)




Hosted by Abidemi Coker, a passionate TRANSFORM Master Trainer.







Meet our guests for episode 3:




• Patience Matandiko, Technical Officer - Social Protection, ILO Malawi


• Emmanuel Danjuma, National Programme Coordinator - Social Protection, ILO Nigeria


• Thokozani Mtapaonga, Principal, Magomero Community Development College, & Deputy Director in the Ministry of Gender, Community Development and Social Welfare, Malawi




For our testimonial segment, we welcome Samuel Kapingidza, Social Protection Specialist at the UNDP Regional Service Centre for Africa, and the TRANSFORM Advisory Group chairperson.



 



To learn more and explore how TRANSFORM can be tailored for your context and how you can get involved with the initiative, go to https://transformsp.org (https://transformsp.org/)  and contact [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]) .