The project is working with rural development initiatives and organizations in Africa, Asia and Latin America & the Caribbean, supporting a capitalization process – describing and analyzing a case, and drawing conclusions and presenting and sharing lessons related to a specific project or programme.
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Farm Radio International has been working with CTA to analyse and share results from IUCN’s SUSTAIN project in Tanzania . After the documentation workshop we had in April in Kilombero, in the Morogoro region, FRI took the lead to transform the information gathered at the workshop into radio programmes. These are already being broadcast.
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In April 2018, from the 9th to the 12th, a diverse and motivated group of agriculture professionals gathered again in Fiji (Nadi) – eager to be part of the second part of the experience capitalization method.
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CTA organized the second workshop in Senegal with more than 30 participants from the region in Dakar, Senegal. The objective of this second workshop was to finalize the documentation process, focusing on all the cases which were selected, and to prepare for the institutionalization of the approach.
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A first training workshop took place in Chiangmai in August 2017, helping 32 participants, representing 14 organisations from Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam, start an experience capitalization process. Between the 20th and the 23rd of November, the same team conducted a follow-up workshop to finalise these cases.
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CTA avec la FAO ont organisé un atelier sur la « Capitalisation d’expériences» au Sénégal, qui a rassemblé plus de 35 participants venant de 10 pays francophones dont le Bénin, le Burkina Faso, le Cameroun, la Côte d’Ivoire, le Madagascar, le Mali, la Mauritanie, le Niger, le Sénégal et le Togo.
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In collaboration with CTA, the Dutch embassy in Ethiopia organized a five-day experience capitalization workshop in September 2017. With a slightly different set-up, this workshop was very effective in training a motivated group of participants, leading to a series of articles.
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Asia is not a part of the world which CTA generally covers, but the project was especially interested in working there. The process that started in April 2017 has helped participants from India, Nepal and Bhutan capture experiences in a comprehensive and strong way. "This has been an empowering exercise".
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FAO organized a workshop on “Capitalization of Experiences and Good Practices on Resilience” in Burkina Faso, bringing together more than thirty participants. This aimed to strengthen capacities to capture and share good practices that increase resilience.
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A new capitalization process started with a first workshop in Chiang Mai, Thailand, with representatives of organizations based in Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand and the Philippines, and with the support of the Asia Indigenous People’s Pact, AIPP.
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Representatives if projects and organizations in different parts of Mozambique and Brazil joined in Maputo in May and July for two workshops on experience capitalization, which were conducted entirely in Portuguese.
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How does one analyze the cooking of Jollof rice? This West African dish sent emotions flying high in the first workshop on experience capitalization in Accra, Ghana.
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CTA was contacted by representatives of IFAD's East and Southern Africa division, interested in a capitalization exercise that would help them describe and analyse the activities and results of the Public, Private, Producer Partnerships (4Ps) in the value chain development projects in the region.
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A capitalization process started with representatives of some of the member organizations of the East Africa Farmers Federation. The first workshop was in November, 2016, the second in March 2017.
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Many organisations have been promoting an experience capitalization process, and have been implementing it in different contexts and in different parts of the world. These are a few examples.
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CTA launched a call for grant proposals in 2014 to accelerate the process of adoption of ICTs for agriculture within selected agricultural value chains and policy processes. Now it is interested in communicating the results.
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CTA is a joint institution operating under the framework of the Cotonou Agreement between the ACP Group of States (Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific) and the EU Member States (European Union). CTA is funded by the European Union.
