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ALL DIGITAL<\/a> delivered one more compelling Capacity Building Session<\/strong> on 19 November 2020. Capacity Building sessions are a series of five 90-min workshops addressing various aspects of advocacy and policy making, with the participation of all project partners and both internal and external speakers. You can read about the first two sessions in this blog<\/a>.<\/p>\n

This third session was once again moderated by Renato Sabbadini<\/strong>, CEO of ALL DIGITAL. He presented local and regional policy-making environments and underlined the importance of interaction of those environments with advocacy dynamics.<\/p>\n

The advocacy practice at local level was analyzed by Dr. Panagiotis Papadouris<\/strong>, member of the Research Team of the Regional Directorate of Education of Western Greece<\/a>, coordinator of Educational Work in Greece, and Professor at Hellenic Open University. The participants had the chance to know in depth the advocacy strategy and different tools Regional Directorate of Education of Western Greece has utilized in the past for its Policy Recommendations.<\/p>\n\n\t\t\t