Training Courses Catalog
Date: 01 September 2011
more informationOur courses build the capabilities of organizations, policy makers and practitioners, and forest users to make community management of forests more effective.
Our courses and study tours build on participants' own experiences. RECOFTC trainers expand participants' existing skills and knowledge by introducing new concepts and innovations and exploring issues through case study analysis, field visits, and presentations by invited specialists.
RECOFTC trainings use "experiential learning," based on the premise that people learn best through experience and reflection. Our courses promote the sharing of information between participants and experienced field practitioners. Each course is designed to build the specific competences, understandings, and abilities needed to take action. We introduce practical and relevant lessons that can be readily applied in your own workplace environment.
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Throughout the year, we hold scheduled courses available for open registration. Below are currently scheduled courses for 2013.
| Course | Date | Location |
Registration Deadline |
Tuition fee |
| FPIC |
13 – 18 May 2013 |
Palangkaraya, Indonesia | 12 April 2013 | USD 1,600 |
| Forest Tenure Reform |
22 – 26 July 2013 |
Bangkok, Thailand | 30 June 2013 | USD 1,500 |
| Community Forestry for Adaptation to Climate Change |
19 – 24 August 2013 |
Chiang Mai, Thailand | 19 July 2013 | USD 1,600 |
| Landscape Functions and People |
18 – 29 November 2013 |
Bangkok, Thailand | 7 October 2013 | EUR 2200 |
| Conflict in the Context of Climate Change | 9 – 13 December 2013 | Bangkok, Thailand; Siem Riep, Cambodia | 30 October 2013 | USD 1,600 |
Notes:
All courses are available upon request, and all can be fully tailored to suit the specific wishes of our clients. Contact training@recoftc.org for more information. You can:
We offer courses in specific topics on community forestry, climate change, forest conflict, and livelihoods, as well as broader courses on training, facilitation, writing, and more. Based on more than 20 years of experience, we have identified these subjects as the most critical areas for building capacity for developing successful community forests.
Introduction to Community ForestryInternal Governance of Community Forests Landscape Functions and People**Participatory Action Research for Community-Based Natural Resource ManagementParticipatory Forest Management in Protected AreasParticipatory Mapping
Community Forestry and REDD+Community Forestry for Adaptation to Climate ChangeFree, Prior, and Informed Consent for REDD+
Conflict Mediation in Natural Resource Management (Advanced Course)**Forest Policies and InstitutionsManaging Natural Resource ConflictNatural Resource Governance
Community-Based Tourism DevelopmentMarket-Oriented Approaches and Forest Livelihoods
The Art of Building Facilitation CapacitiesThe Art of Building Training Capacities
Prices vary by location, duration, number of participants, and topics covered. The following is an example of some course pricings, which include individual rooms and three meals per day for each participant. Additional field trip costs are not included. Contact training@recoftc.org for bookings and specific pricing information.
| 3 Days | 5 Days | 10 Days | |
| 3 Participants | ≈$4,500 | ≈$7,600 | ≈$15,000 |
| 5 Participants | ≈$4,800 | ≈$8,200 | ≈$15,600 |
| 10 Participants | ≈$6,200 | ≈$9,900 | ≈$18,600 |
| 15 Participants | ≈$7,700 | ≈$12,00 | ≈$21,600 |
RECOFTC offers a number of study tours in Thailand, including an Executive Study Tour on Forest and Food Security. Specialized trips can also be arranged in most countries in the Asia-Pacific region. These tours bring participants to field sites where they can interact with and learn from community forest managers, local government staff, and support organizations. For more information, please visit our Study Tours page or contact training@recoftc.org.