Med CSO FUTURES, INNOVATION & PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMME 2016 udbyder Globalt Fokus en stribe arrangementer, workshops og labs for at støtte sine medlemmer og det danske CSO-miljø i at forberede sig på fremtiden.
Både udviklingsbistanden og den verden, der omgiver os, er under forandring. Derfor må CSO’erne også gentænke deres formål, rolle, bidrag og finansiering.
Det er afgørende at forstå de radikale forandringsprocesser, som CSOernes globale virkelighed er underlagt, for at kunne reagere på, forholde og tilpasse sig den.
Samtidig må CSOerne udvikle nye strategiske evner inden for innovation, lederskab og opbygning af partnerskaber i arbejdet med frivillighed og i udvikling af nye forretningsmodeller, så de også i fremtiden er i stand til at agere og reagere i en omskiftelig og kompleks verden.
Programmet vil opmuntre til strategiske refleksioner, udvikling og dialog omkring centrale spørgsmål så som:
- Hvordan er den fremtidige rolle som danske CSO’er?
- Hvad skal være CSOernes særligekendetegn og bidrag i fremtiden være, og hvordan er vi eksplicitte omkring dette bidrag?
- Hvilke slags forandringer må igangsættes for som organisationer at være forberedte på fremtiden – og hvordan skal det foregå?
Programmet sigter mod at tilbyde:
- Et afsæt i globale og lokale dagsordener, som kendetegner morgendagens kontekst for CSOer. Begreber og koncepter til arbejdet med organisationers rolle, identitet, lederskab, værdier og bidrag i denne kontekst.
- Udforskning og konceptualisering af, hvordan CSO’er kan arbejde med innovation i fremtiden.
- Udforskning af og dialog om, hvordan fremtidige partnerskaber og CSOernes rolle i Nord kan se ud.
CSO FUTURES, INNOVATION and PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMME er udviklet med inspiration fra internationale aktører så somInternational Civil Society Centre, Berlin og BOND, London. Bemærk, at dele af programmet foregår på engelsk.
28. APRIL: ‘The world of tomorrow’ – CSO Futures Kick-off Event
CSO FUTURES, INNOVATION & PARTNERSHIP programmet bliver skudt i gang med et arrangement bestående af to sessioner faciliteret af Burkhard Gnärig (medstifter af International Civil Society Centre) med Globalt Fokus som værter:
- 9-11: CSO Leadership of tomorrow – Leader session: Session for generalsekretærer og ledere (formænd/-kvinder, internationale samt programchef’er) om de fremtidige lederskabsmodeller, der nødvendige for CSO’er for at kunne lede gennem organisationers transformation, der synes at være nødvendig for at forblive stærke organisationer i fremtiden.
- 11.30-16: ‘The world of tomorrow’ – global trends, context and implications for CSOs – Open session: Denne session vil omhandle beskaffenheden af de nuværende udfordringer som vores sektor står overfor, adressere de globale tendenser, forandrings-skabere og brudlinjer der påvirker vores organisationer, og udforske de udfordringer og muligheder vi som CSO’er må kunne navigere i.
9. JUNI: Exploring future CSO scenarios – Workshop.
På denne anden workshop skal vi som organisationer udforskelige mulige fremtidsscenarier for civilsamfundet gennem inspiration fra Duncan Green, Oxfam og fra scenario planning tænkning. Denne workshop inkluderer ligeledes en separat session for ledere.
Følg med! – Mere i pipeline:
- Erfaringer fra finansielle tendenser i britiske CSO’er: Globalt Fokus’ britiske søsterorganisation BOND lancerer en rapport, der udforsker finansielle tendenser hos BOND’s medlemmer over de sidste ti år. Vi inviterer BOND til at dele hvad de har lært.
- Innovations-lab. August/efterår 2016: To-dages lab om hvordan vi som CSO’er arbejder med innovation. Udvikling af koncepter og rammer for det fremtidige arbejde med innovation i sektoren, i samarbejde med innovationseksperter.
- Lab om CSO’ers fremtidige partnerskaber. Efterår/Vinter 2016/2017: Lab om udforskning af innovative fremtidige CSO-partnerskaber – multi-stakeholdere, den private sektor, sociale bevægelser eller de mere velkendte Syd-partnerskaber. Implementeres i samarbejde med partnere uden for vores sektor.
- Lab om CSO’ers fremtidige rolle i Nord. Efterår/Vinter 2016/2017.
- Danish CSO future role – revisiting and refining future scenarios. Event, der afrunder programmet. Sommer 2017.
Der tages forbehold for ændringer i tidspunkter og indhold I ovenstående, da det endelige program stadig er under udarbejdelse.
En Globalt Fokus arbejdsgruppe har identificeret programmets tematikker, og en arbejdsgruppe bestående af 4-6 dedikerede medlemsrepræsentanter vil følge og give inputs til programmet, hvorfor ændringer kan forekomme. For mere information, herunder muligheder for at involvere sig, kontakt kd@globaltfokus.dk eller ada@globaltfokus.dk
Addresse: Nordatlantens Brygge, Strandgade 91, Christianshavn, København K.
Extended version in English
CSO FUTURES, INNOVATION & PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMME 2016: ‘The World of Tomorrow’ – CSO Futures Kick-off Event
Torsdag 28 April 2016, 09:00 – 16:00
Through CSO FUTURES, INNOVATION & PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMME Global Focus offers a series of events, workshops and labs that will assist our members and the Danish CSO environment in preparing for the future.
WHY?
The world is changing as is development aid. We believe one of the consequences is that we as CSOs need to rethink our purpose, role, contribution, and funding. At one level, we need to understand the radically changing global context in order to respond and adjust to it. At another level, we need to develop new strategic skills in innovation, leadership, building of partnerships, ways of working with volunteers, as well as development of future business models – in order to continually being capable of responding to this changing and complex world.
WHAT?
We will engage in strategic, reflection, development and dialogue around ‘burning questions’, such as:
- What is our future role as Danish-based CSOs?
- What should be our particular characteristics and contributions in the future, and how to become explicit about this?
- What kind of change do we need to go through in order to create future-fit organizations and how?
The programme aims at providing:
- A “take-off” in relevant global and local agendas, characterising current change and the future context of CSOs.
- Concepts essential for working with organizations’ role, identity, leadership, values, and contributions
- Exploration and conceptualization of how we as CSOs can work with innovation in the future.
- Exploration of, and dialogue about, what future partnerships may look like – and what future roles in the North could be.
CSO FUTURES, INNOVATION and PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMME is developed with inspiration from international actors such as International Civil Society Centre, Berlin and BOND, London.
APRIL 28: ‘The World of Tomorrow’ – CSO Futures Kick-off Event.
The CSO FUTURES, INNOVATION & PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMME will be kicked-off at an event consisting of two sessions facilitated by Burkhard Gnärig and hosted by Global Focus:
09.00-11.00: CSO Leadership of Tomorrow – Leader session.
Session for general directors and senior leaders (e.g. chairs, international and programme managers) on future leadership models required for CSOs in order to lead through organizational transition, and creating future-fit organizations:
A dramatically changing external environment will challenge Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) to undertake transformative change. As these organisations shift from the incremental change they are used to in depth transformation new forms of leadership will be required. Rather than applying leadership approaches originally developed for the corporate sector CSOs should revert back to their own visions and missions as a base for re-inventing themselves and as the rationale for change. CSO leaders should lead their organisations by vision. This session presents the new concept “Leading by Vision” and explores how it can best be used to lead transformative change. The session is open to CEOs and senior leaders only.
Content: Presentation and dialogue.
Host: Global Focus
Facilitator of the session: Burkhard Gnärig, International Civil Society Centre, Berlin.
11.30-16.00: ‘The World of Tomorrow’ – Global Trends, Context and Implications for CSOs – Open session.
Session on the nature of the disruption we are facing in our sector, addressing the global trends, drivers of change, and fault lines that are influencing our organizations , and exploring challenges and opportunities and how to navigate in this as CSOs:
Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) are confronted with fundamental changes to their operating environment: political, social and environmental challenges threaten their programmes, shifting funding priorities by governments, foundations and individuals impact on their finance base and digital communication and the resulting disintermediation make their traditional roles obsolescent. CSOs will either adapt to these changes quickly and continuously, or slowly fade away. The Workshop will explore CSOs’ options to manage emerging disruptions by embracing new opportunities rather than being paralysed by the threats: to ride the wave rather than being swept away.
Content: Presentation, theme-based discussions, and reflection and dialogue.
Host and co-facilitation: Global Focus.
Presenter and facilitator: Burkhard Gnärig, International Civil Society Centre.
The afternoon event (11.30-16.00) is open for members of Global Focus. The afternoon session has a fee of 250 DKK.
If you have any questions or comments to the programme, please do not hesitate to contact Andreas Dybkjær-Anderssonada@globaltfokus.dk or Katrine Dietrich kd@globaltfokus.dk
Address: Nordatlantens Brygge – Strandgade 91, Christianshavn, 1401 København K.
