HRE-RFYN Chhindwara

@Danielson Degree College, Chhindwara, Madhya Pradesh
28-29 Jan 2013

Facilitator: Bro. Albert Xaviour

 This report is one of five recent Human Rights Education training events organised entirely by our Young Adult program RFYN (therefore “HRE-RFYN”).

They lead a new initiative in the IARF HRE program to match IARF central funding with self-funding / local contributions.
They are also the first reports to feature all event costings & expenditure.
Please see the table on the final report page for figures that show how these events have achieved this self-funding initiative’s goal.

 

Report (PDF 8 pages, illustrated, video links)

 

 

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