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What makes a network work?
SKiLD's overall aim is to give development workers the skills and
knowledge they need to support groups well. A key way of doing this
is by encouraging development workers to support each other via
local networks.
To find out if there's a network in your area, have a look at
our initial list of development worker networks in England. It's by
no means complete, so please contact
Alan Turner if you
know about any others.
Regional
listings of development worker networks
East
East
Midlands
London
North
East
North West
South East
South West
West Midlands
Yorkshire and the Humber
Development
Workers' Network
Don't forget - NAVCA runs DWNet, an email
network for development workers in local infrastructure
organisations.
Supporting
Performance e-community
The Performance Hub hosts an email forum for development workers
supporting frontline organisations to improve their
performance.
What
SKiLD can do for development worker networks
We can help in lots of ways - from ideas for meetings and events
through to putting on training for groups of workers.
SKiLD's top 7 networking tips
Keeping up with an active network of contacts is an excellent way
to keep up with what's going on...
Non-cheesy ice breakers
With ice breaker exercises, one size doesn't fit all. Picking the
right ice breaker is a subtle balance...
Network
Advisors' Group
Find out more about how SKiLD can support people who are
responsible for organising
networks.