Question 1

Why should NGOs focus on public policy and governance?

Accepted Answer

Strong governance and policy engagement help NGOs influence decision-making, stay compliant, and build credibility.

Question 2

What makes this workshop unique compared to other trainings?

Accepted Answer

It is designed specifically for NGOs, combining international best practices with Australian case studies.

Question 3

Can the content be customized for our organization?

Accepted Answer

Yes, in-house sessions can be tailored to address your NGO’s specific needs and challenges.

Question 4

What topics will be covered in one day?

Accepted Answer

You’ll cover policy cycles, advocacy, compliance, governance best practices, implementation, and sustainability strategies.

Question 5

How interactive is the training?

Accepted Answer

Highly interactive – expect group discussions, role plays, case studies, and real-world activities.

Question 6

Will I gain practical takeaways?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you’ll leave with action plans and practical strategies you can immediately apply.

Question 7

Is this workshop relevant for both small and large NGOs?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Whether you are a small community NGO or a large national organization, the strategies apply to all.

Question 8

How will this training help my career?

Accepted Answer

It enhances your leadership, governance, and advocacy skills, making you more effective in NGO and public sector roles.

Question 9

Are networking opportunities included?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The workshop encourages peer learning, discussions, and networking among NGO professionals.

Question 10

Do you provide post-training support?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Participants receive resources and reading materials for continued application after the workshop.

Question 11

How can my organization bring this training in-house?

Accepted Answer

Simply contact us to arrange a customized, on-site delivery at your preferred location.

Shape the Future: Public Policy & Governance Skills for NGOs in Launceston