Raj Rajak

Campaign is core to our theory of change. But, the question is how? who can lead the campaign? Either NGOs or people's organization. Where can it be started? The answer is simple. Marginalized and excluded community should have the legitimacy to lead the campaign and social movement because change requires in their lives. Reflection-Action participatory process and methodologies can help and support those people for empowerment, develop people's organization, mass conscientization, designing campaign and create momentum. So, campaign has to come upward from the marginalized community and should be led by active people's agencies in solidarity with larger society.

Participatory Methods Seminar 2015 MS TCDC Arusha Some Photos of the Seminar

Participatory Methods Seminar– TCDC Arusha-Tanzania (12-16 January 2015) Day 4 was processed important sessions; a) participatory monitoring and evaluation, b) role of R-A in campaign and social movement, c) capacity development and online learning. The participatory monitoring and evaluation was performed by role-play of group of participants, which inspired the participants in a very simple way. The role play portrays that group of farmers cultivating their land out of which one group was monitoring, observing and nurturing their crops throughout the year and other did not do so. Role-play as a tool appeared useful from the experiences of R-A practitioners across the world. And it was followed by PPT of a checklist of M&E used by AA Bangladesh to monitor R-A circles across LRPs. The PM&E is the continuous process to achieve the set goal and objectives which clearly showed in role play of farmers. As campaign and social movement is our core to theory of change and