Together with its partner organizations, Mission 21 implements projects in development cooperation, humanitarian aid and peacebuilding. Qualified personnel and functioning organizational structures are the main prerequisites for implementing projects efficiently, effectively and in accordance with international standards, thereby tackling social challenges and reaching the population in need. To this end, Mission 21 supports its partner organizations as well as civil society actors in the area of advocacy, good governance and human rights. This is done through a wide range of workshops on topics relevant to the project context, such as security, conflict sensitivity or human rights; training in project management and impact measurement, but also workshops on organization-relevant topics such as leadership skills, accounting and personnel management or support in the development of codes of conduct against corruption or sexual exploitation, for example.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The target group of the project consists of four partner organizations of Mission 21 (see below on the website, or in the right-hand column) and their project managers. An additional target group is Mission 21's network of civil society groups in Nigeria, to whom the thematic advice and events on peacebuilding and humanitarian aid are open.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Especially in the current conflict situation in the project regions, it is important to have reliable and competent partner organizations on the ground so that new challenges can be responded to jointly and flexibly. Together with external experts, the coordination office supports the partner organizations and their employees in projects by specifically promoting their skills. In 2024, for example, a high-level roundtable on development cooperation was held, which was also noted at government level. At the annual reporting workshop, all project managers were also trained in reporting and impact measurement so that international standards can be guaranteed.<\/p>\n\n\n\n