Global Code of Conduct

This example of a Global Code of Conduct summarises the institutional policies and regulations which define the Code of Conduct of Terre des Hommes. Its purpose is to provide staff with a framework within which to conduct themselves and act. Find all the information on their website: https://www.tdh.org/en/digital-library/documents/global-code-of-conduct-terre-des-hommes-helping-children-worldwide-0

Intergenerational traffic light

A tool to introduce the intergenerational theme and make the youth be able to express their opinions on intergenerational topica. They will have to give a score from 0 to 10 answering to questions, by walking through the room.

Challenge Map

A tool in which participants can identify challenges that are affecting the NGOs world, and they can look for creative solutions together.

Me in your place

This tool aims to generate a large number of ideas to solve a problem. it works in stages which are: presentation of the problem; clarification questions, time for individual reflection, rounds of "Me in your shoes" where each person proposes one concise idea at a time.

Deciding together

Clarify the decision-making process in a group Who decides (Roles with clear mandates) Where (meetings,..) How (the process of decision-making), and How do we do it (the methods)

Participation diamond

Helps a group move from a complex problem to a satisfactory solution in 3 phases: Divergence: opening phase, which allows exploration, expression of all ideas Emergence (groan zone): conflict and dissonance can emerge as part of the decision-making proces Convergence : decision, choice, renunciation, preferences

Definitions

A tool to create a dialogue between participants, and get a consensusby creating definitions of concepts regarding youth on NGOs, such as, volunteering or authentic participation.

Parliament

A tool in which a decission-making process will be made by the participants. They will be able to actively vote for the porposes they made themselves regarding the challenges that affect the NGOs world.

Consensus scale

The consensus scale involves making a choice or prioritising proposals by comparing them against each other. It was created by "GRAINE Guyane". Find the complete guide on their website [French onyl]: https://graineguyane.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Partie_3-Des-outils-d-animation-pour-mettre-en-oeuvre-la-participation-1.pdf"