Get involved : In building a stronger network and Collective Action community
If you are interested in the concept of Collective Action but don ’ t know where to start , or if you are already engaged in a Collective Action initiative but hit a bump in the road , then you might benefit from joining the Basel Institute ’ s new
Collective Action mentoring programme .
The Programme offers tailored advice , support , and technical assistance for civil society organisations from leading experts in anti-corruption compliance and Collective Action – all for free . We aim to support organisations engaged in anti-corruption Collective Action in building strong , sustainable , and successful initiatives
Some things we could help you with :
Business case How to identify and explain the business case to attract companies to take part in your initiative , at the outset and later on . What are the incentives for the private sector to engage ? And other stakeholders ?
Context analysis How to conduct context and stakeholder mapping and analysis - both crucial steps to achieve your aims .
Trust building Ways to develop trust among stakeholders and attract the right people to the table .
Strategy development How to frame the scope of your initiatives , develop a strategy and build relationships with relevant stakeholders .
Organisation How to organise meetings and logistics , as well as manage antitrust risks . |
Training Ways to train and empower facilitators . |
Consensus building How to work through consensus . |
Communication Ideas for how to communicate about your Collective Action initiative and the timing and implications of going public . |
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The mentoring programme also aims to support the development of a stronger Collective Action community . It offers the opportunity to exchange and learn from other initiatives that are part of the mentoring programme and beyond .
Only a select number of organisations can benefit from the Mentoring Programme .