The Curatio International Foundation, in collaboration with R4D (Results for Development) and USAID's 'Health Systems Strengthening Accelerator,' conducted a stakeholder meeting on September 15th as part of the 'Strengthening Health Systems for Accessible Rehabilitation Services in Georgia' project.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Collaborative Learning, an approach that brings together people who face common challenges to share knowledge and jointly problem-solve, is gaining traction as a complementary approach to traditional development assistance. Collaborative Learning supports locally-led development, by responding to the priorities of country leaders and centering their expertise. Results for Development (R4D), a global non-profit that supports country-led change in health, education and nutrition, has launched two new resources to support Collaborative Learning: A toolkit and an open access e-learning course.Collaborative Learning - unlike traditional approaches to technical assistance - centers the expertise of local change agents and captures the valuable tacit knowledge of practitioners to advance systems change.A Toolkit: Designing and Facilitating Collaborative Learning Networks: This online resource has 6 modules, including "What is Collaborative Learning?" and "How can Collaborative Learning support locally-led development?" It also unlocks the 10 essential ingredients for successful Collaborative Learning Networks.E-Learning Course: Facilitating Collaborative Learning : This free, interactive resource is great for anyone who wants to learn more about Collaborative Learning or hone their facilitation skills. The course consists of three modules, and is designed to be modular and self-paced. Users can complete all three modules in approximately 4–6 hours, or focus on specific topics of interest."Collaborative Learning is a powerful approach that centers country leaders' expertise in tackling common challenges in global development," said Amanda Folsom, R4D's Collaborative Learning practice lead

Results for Development (R4D), a global non-profit that supports country-led change in health, education and nutrition, has launched two new resources to support Collaborative Learning: A toolkit and an open access e-learning course.