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Dr Wolf-Dieter Zumpfort delivered a keynote address to the freedom team of East and Southeast Europe during the Regional Capacity Development Workshop. The workshop overlapped with the Regional Directors’ Conference for two days, which Dr Zumpfort attended as well.

The Regional Capacity Development Workshop focused on the topic of “New Strategies and Innovative Approaches” of how to promote freedom in East and Southeast Europe for 2017 – 2019 . The joint learning and sharing gathered close to 35 FNF representatives from all 7 offices in the region and the Head Office in Germany. Representatives of the following countries took part in this workshop: Bulgaria, Romania, Moldova, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Armenia, Turkey, Ukraine, Russia and Germany.

All teams presented what projects they are most proud of in the “Show and Tell” session, which was an embodiment of the creativity and potential of the liberal minded freedom ambassadors.
The regional capacity development workshop was facilitated by Marike Groenewald from South Africa. One of the focal points was how to connect with the moods and emotions of the target market better and how to design projects that address the needs of the target. Through world café and appreciative inquiry sessions, the Freedom Team of ESEE designed proposals for new approaches and areas of work in the future.

Furthermore,there were inspirational inputs for best practices from the Democratic Alliance Party from South Africa and “Operation Libero” from Switzerland. Stefan Schlegel from Operation Libero shared impressive lessons from Switzerland about campaigning for open societies. While Marike Groenewald explained how the DA has become a learning organization and gave best case examples.