Brotherly Relief Mission Initiative (BRMI) participated in a 2-Day Training of Trainers (ToT) on Capacity Development for Facilitators, Community-Based Organizations (CBOs), and Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) held on 10–11 February 2026, organized by the Centre for Democracy and Development (CDD) with support from Tetra Tech International Development.
At BRMI, we believe that building stronger communities begins with strengthening the knowledge and skills of those who serve them. As an organization committed to the continuous capacity development of community-based organizations, youth, women, volunteers, frontline workers, and other development practitioners, we continually invest in learning to enhance the quality and impact of our interventions.
The training strengthened our capacity in:
- Dialogue facilitation and conflict-sensitive communication
- Community engagement and participatory approaches
- Advocacy strategy development and stakeholder mapping
- Designing inclusive dialogue platforms that promote trust, collaboration, and peaceful coexistence
- Developing evidence-based advocacy messages and effective follow-up strategies
These new skills will further strengthen BRMI’s ability to facilitate inclusive community dialogues, promote civic participation, support peaceful conflict resolution, and empower local actors to address development challenges effectively.
We extend our sincere appreciation to the Centre for Democracy and Development (CDD) and Tetra Tech International Development for this valuable learning opportunity and for their continued investment in strengthening civil society organizations.
At BRMI, learning is continuous because stronger institutions create stronger communities.
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