Following the launch of the summary report: New funding flows Innovative finance for education during and after COVID-19, the Bertha Centre, in conjunction with JET Education Services and the Tutuwa Foundation, is running a series of workshops for implementers and funders of education initiatives to get a better understanding of innovative finance and performance based funding mechanisms and how they apply to their organisations.
You are invited to sign up for and join the workshops as follows:
· Introduction to innovative finance tools and strategies
· Where are the buckets of investment and what regulation governs the distribution of that funding
· When are these tools appropriate
· Getting your organisation investment ready
Date: 29 October Time: 15h00-17h00 Zoom Virtual workshop with spaces limited Cost: R250 pp (partial scholarships offered) Audience: NGOs, Social Enterprises, impact investors, foundations Registration link
Spaces limited
In light of the concomitant uncertainty amidst the national COVID-19 lockdown, many organisations supporting education have had to halt or change many of their programmes. How can they be supported in continuing to deliver a quality offering in the months ahead? The input will be along three key themes:
· Keep measuring the impact of your organisation's when activities may have changed
· Keep communicating with your stakeholders to retain and even grow relationships
· Keep innovating as you employ adaptive leadership in response to the changing environment
Date: 3 November Time: 15h00 – 16h15 Zoom Virtual workshop Cost: Free of charge Audience: NGOs, Social Enterprises Registration link Spaces limited
Date: 12 November Time: 15h00-17h00 Zoom Virtual workshop with spaces limited Cost: R250 pp (partial scholarships offered) Audience: NGOs, Social Enterprises, impact investors, foundations Registration link Spaces limited
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