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Contributing to Quality Education in Tonga Through Enhancing School Leadership

The Tonga Secondary Schools Leadership Program (TSSLP), an initiative of PLP, was launched in Nuku'alofa on Thursday, April 26. Designed to provide targeted leadership training for secondary school principals and their leadership and governance teams, the TSSLP was launched with the opening of the very first National Principals Conference, attended by over 30 principals from across the country.
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Financial Trainers Graduate

Seven financial trainers graduated from a Training of Financial Trainers (TFT) course at the PLP office in Suva on Friday 10 February. The seven are finance managers in civil society, church-based and private sector organisations in Tonga, Samoa, the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu. They underwent a four-day course on sharing financial knowledge with other finance officers in their home communities through creative and interactive training.
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YOUNG WOMEN LEADING CHANGE IN THE PACIFIC

The Pacific development community recently celebrated the launch of first ever Pacific Young Women’s Leadership Strategy. The Strategy, which was funded by the AusAID Pacific Leadership Program (PLP), marks a new way of connecting and collaborating at a regional level to develop young women's leadership in the region.

At the official launch of the Strategy during the International Women’s Summit in Zurich, Switzerland, World YWCA President Susan Brennan said “This strategy presents a comprehensive agenda for any organisation or individual wanting to developing the leadership potential of young women in the Pacific”.

AusAID PLP joined a reference group of established and emerging women and young women leaders from key UN and NGO stakeholders in the Pacific to develop the Strategy. During the strategic planning process, the reference group analysed feedback from extensive consultations with young women across the Pacific. This information informed the five key areas of the Strategy: Safe, Respected, Included, Connected and Skilled.

“This Strategy challenges us to acknowledge and address the underlying barriers that young Pacific women face in becoming leaders,” said Cameron Bowles, Regional Program Director of the AusAID Pacific Leadership Program. “It reminds us that these issues are more than just women’s issues, they are leadership issues” he added.

The Strategy reference group meets again in November to discuss the long-term implementation of the Strategy’s objectives. Copies of the Pacific Young Women’s Leadership Strategy can be obtained by contacting the AusAID Pacific Leadership Program on info@plp.org.fj

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06/06/1905: Contributing to Quality Education in Tonga Through Enhancing School Leadership
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21/06/1905: Financial Trainers Graduate
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27/06/1905: FSPI Partners with PLP
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01/07/1905: PLP Hosts a Night with Partners
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02/07/1905: Tonga Communities Discuss National Leadership Code
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05/06/1905: Greg Urwin Awardee Completes Fulfilling Internship with UNFPA PNGCO
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12/06/1905: PLP Reflects and Refocuses for 2012
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21/06/1905: PLP Vanuatu Visit
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25/06/1905: Regional Roundtable Discussing Barriers and Solutions for Women's Leadership
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10/01/2011: Greg Urwin Award Recipients Announced
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03/11/2011: Mentors Needed
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