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Training Portal for NGOs (MO0041)

Overview

At-a-Glance

Action Plan: Morocco Action Plan 2021-2023

Action Plan Cycle: 2021

Status:

Institutions

Lead Institution: Ministry in charge of Human Rights and the Relations with Parliament – Department of Relations with Parliament

Support Institution(s):

Policy Areas

Capacity Building, Civic Space, Freedom of Association

IRM Review

IRM Report: Morocco Results Report 2021-2023, Morocco Action Plan Review 2021-2023

Early Results: Pending IRM Review

Design i

Verifiable: Yes

Relevant to OGP Values: Yes

Ambition (see definition): Low

Implementation i

Completion:

Description

CHALLENGE More than 200,000 NGOs in Morocco experience challenges in accessing programs for capacity building in both general and specific fields, such as administrative and financial management, advocacy, communication, as well as participation in public policy. Therefore, and with the aim of promoting associative work, there has to be access to simplified training content for those who are interested in creating and managing NGOs.

PROPOSED SOLUTION Build an e-learning national portal dedicated to NGOs, where training modules on topics related to citizen participation and community life would be offered. As a first step, the portal will offer a training module on participatory democracy which capitalizes on the in-person training NGO programs, which were carried out in the context of commitment 16 of the first Open Government National Action Plan. This module was improved based on the suggestions of the beneficiaries of the training program. The portal’s content will be progressively expanded by adding new training modules, mainly focusing on the following areas: • ▪NGOs Access to the audiovisual field; • ▪Process of creating a new NGO; • ▪Strategic planning; • ▪Administrative and Financial management; • ▪Project management; • ▪Advocacy techniques. This portal will also provide a certificate upon completion of an online assessment.

EXPECTED RESULTS Availability of a national portal with training modules that are simple, accessible by the public and aim at building the capacities of NGOs which in turn will contribute to inclusive and sustainable development.

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS • Number of training modules available on the portal

IMPACT INDICATORS Number of portal users. • Number of obtained training certifications.

See action plan for milestone activities.

IRM Midterm Status Summary

Action Plan Review


Commitment 17. Launch of a National Portal for Training NGOs Online

● Verifiable: Yes

● Does it have an open government lens? Yes

● Potential for results: Modest

IRM End of Term Status Summary

Results Report


Commitment 17. Launch of a National Portal for Training NGOs Online

  • Verifiable: Yes
  • Does it have an open government lens? Yes
  • Potential for results: Modest
  • Completion: Limited
  • Early results: No Notable Results
  • This commitment aimed to launch a national online portal providing training for NGOs. The commitment faced delays, with only the initial platform launching http://www.tacharokia.ma and training module on participatory democracy completed (milestone 1). According to the Chief of Division within the Ministry for Human Rights and Relations with Parliament, delays were attributed to the technical provider's incapacity to meet specific needs, prompting internal module development by ministry officials. [152] A member of the national COPIL, registered on the platform and completed the first course. He found the experience easy but highlighted the need for platform updates and refreshing to enhance user experience. [153] This commitment has not yet achieved notable results due to the limited implementation progress during the period under review.

    [152] Halima Ghaiti (Ministry Responsible for Relations with Parliament and Civil Society). Interview by IRM researcher, 11 December 2023.
    [153] Aimane Amalik (President, 4CHABAB (For Youth) COPIL Member) interview by IRM researcher, 30 November 2023.

    Commitments

    Open Government Partnership