AMECEA Capacity Building Training was a Success
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| Participants debating during group discussion meeting |
AMECEA Executive Capacity Building
Training which was held in Addis Ababa Ethiopia for top Management Staff from
all the Catholic Dioceses of the Ethiopia Episcopal Conference was a success.
Training which was held in Addis Ababa Ethiopia for top Management Staff from
all the Catholic Dioceses of the Ethiopia Episcopal Conference was a success.
According to AMECEA Capacity
Building Project Coordinator, Christine Mbugi, the training which is part of
Capacity Building Project of AMECEA in Collaboration with United States
Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) was well attended and had splendid
participation.
Building Project Coordinator, Christine Mbugi, the training which is part of
Capacity Building Project of AMECEA in Collaboration with United States
Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) was well attended and had splendid
participation.
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| Certificates for the participants |
“The participants were enthusiastic to
learn and were appreciative of the opportunity to sharpen their skills,”
Christine reported adding that the participants expressed that this session
they required most as managers of Church institutions and also as agents of
evangelization.
learn and were appreciative of the opportunity to sharpen their skills,”
Christine reported adding that the participants expressed that this session
they required most as managers of Church institutions and also as agents of
evangelization.
The Executive Leadership Training which was the first
National Training session, after two successful Executive Bishops training took place from 12th to 16th August,
2013 at the Ethiopian Bishops Conference Centre in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
National Training session, after two successful Executive Bishops training took place from 12th to 16th August,
2013 at the Ethiopian Bishops Conference Centre in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
The following topics were covered:
- Meaning and Importance of Strategic
Pastoral Planning in the Church - Investments in Church Institutions
Strategic
Pastoral Planning- Leadership and Management in Church
Institutions - Social Pastoral Communications
In his concluding speech, AMECEA Secretary
General Fr. Ferdinand Lugonzo said that he was full of gratitude to all participants for their active participation and in a special way
thanked His Grace Abune Berhaneyesus, President of the Ethiopia Episcopal
Conference, for his presence and for the support he gave AMECEA during the
preparations for and actual implementation of the training.
General Fr. Ferdinand Lugonzo said that he was full of gratitude to all participants for their active participation and in a special way
thanked His Grace Abune Berhaneyesus, President of the Ethiopia Episcopal
Conference, for his presence and for the support he gave AMECEA during the
preparations for and actual implementation of the training.
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| Group Photo of Participants |
He emphasized that the just concluded
exercise is a university training, and therefore it is result – oriented.
Hence, there should be a follow-up to find out how far the training will be
implemented at all levels within the Country. The local Catholic University
(Ethiopian Catholic University of St. Thomas Aquinas) will play a great role in
this. As the coordinating university, CUEA shall make a periodic evaluation on
the impact of the training.
exercise is a university training, and therefore it is result – oriented.
Hence, there should be a follow-up to find out how far the training will be
implemented at all levels within the Country. The local Catholic University
(Ethiopian Catholic University of St. Thomas Aquinas) will play a great role in
this. As the coordinating university, CUEA shall make a periodic evaluation on
the impact of the training.
He also thanked the
United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) for their tireless support
from the inception to the implementation stage of this project. He also appreciated those who coordinated the training and
all the lecturers from the Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) for the
good work done.
United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) for their tireless support
from the inception to the implementation stage of this project. He also appreciated those who coordinated the training and
all the lecturers from the Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) for the
good work done.
Source: AMECEA Social Communications Department
