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This training has been designed to guide you through the Stoplight implementation process. Our team will support your organization through the different stages, from the introduction to the Stoplight framework to facilitation and intervention design.
This training is divided in 5 courses and 20 session in total. Each session will provide your organization with relevant knowledge to move forward the implementation process. In some cases, after completing a session, your implementation team will need to work on hands-on activities.
At the end of this training, you'll have:
At the end of this training, you'll have:
A clear understanding of how the Stoplight works and how it can be integrated into your programming.
An adapted version of the Stoplight survey that's relevant and consistent with your program objectives and participants.
A finished Stoplight project design with key results, activities and an implementation timetable.
Access to the Stoplight Platform (PSP) will all its features available for your organization.
Simple frameworks to analyze the causes of different situations and to design better interventions.
Course 1: Stoplight Fundamentals
Course 1: Stoplight Fundamentals
This course is intended for implementing organizations beginning their training on the Stoplight Framework. Dive deep into the methodology behind this social innovation and learn how your organization can activate the potential of individuals, families, and communities to eliminate poverty.
Who should take this course:
Program coordinators
Supervisors and/or relevant stakeholders
What you'll learn:
Fundamentals of the Stoplight Framework
Theories driving the Stoplight
Theory of Change
Implementation steps
What to expect
Please expect your team to dedicate at least 8 hours to complete the sessions and take the module assessment. This will ensure your organization has the required knowledge to implement the Stoplight optimally and know how to create impact in the field.
It is important that your team is fully aware of their role and responsibility within this process. All implementation steps will be carried out by your team, whereas the Stoplight team will act as consultants for this process.
Sessions
Session 1: Welcome to the Stoplight
Session 2: Theories behind the Stoplight
Session 3: Theory of Change
Session 4: Implementation Steps
Session 5: Stoplight project design
Course 2: Adaptation
Course 2: Adaptation
This course is intended for implementing organizations interested in adapting the Stoplight survey to their local context or partners interested in getting familiar with the new adaptation process. Learn the revised steps for adapting the Stoplight and ensure the validity and reliability of your survey.
Who should take this course:
Program coordinators
Supervisors and/or relevant stakeholders
Technical team for adaptation (Read Adaptation Guide for more info)
What you'll learn:
Basic requirements for adapting the Stoplight survey
How to adapt the socioeconomic section and Stoplight indicators
How to validate the survey through focus group and field testing
The role of the Methodological Committee
What to expect
Please expect your technical team to dedicate at least 28 hours to finish your first adaptation draft. This will ensure your organization measures multidimensional poverty and aligns the Stoplight to your institutional goals and the reality of your participants.
After the first adaptation draft is finished, your technical team will validate the survey through focus groups and field testing. This process can take up to 2 months to be completed.
It is important that your team is fully aware of their role and responsibility within this process. Let's quickly recap what is expected from your organization during the adaptation process:
Bring together a technical team for adaptation
Review and adapt the Stoplight survey to the local context
Validate the adapted survey through focus groups
Test the adapted survey in the field
Send the final version of the survey to the Methodology Committee
Sessions
Session 1: Introduction to the Adaptation Process
Session 2-7: Adaptation Workshop
Session 8: Survey Validation
Course 3: Project Design
Course 3: Project Design
This course is intended for organizations ready to start the implementation process. We already provided deep insights into what constitutes a successful operations design for your Stoplight Hub, and now will offer tools to help you move your implementation process forward.
Who should take this course:
Program coordinators
Supervisors and/or relevant stakeholders
What you'll learn
How to create a social business plan for the Stoplight
How to design a viable and cost-effective communication strategy
Lessons learned from previous Stoplight implementations
What to expect
Please expect your implementation team to dedicate 4 hours to attend the live sessions and dedicate additional time in order to complete the social business plan and communication strategy.
Sessions
Session 1: Social Business Canvas
Session 2: Communication Strategy
This course is intended for organizations ready to start to test the Stoplight Platform (PSP) and Tableau Integration. We will provide practical sessions for your team to test both platforms and become familiar with their different features. Harness the power of data and truly learn from the communities you are working with.
Who should take this course:
Program coordinators
Supervisors and/or relevant stakeholders
What you'll learn
Stoplight Platform (PSP) basics
Types of users and their features
Reports and Follow-up
Intercom and Self-Learning
Data visualization with Tableau
What to expect
Please expect your implementation team to dedicate approximately 4 hours to become familiar with the Stoplight Platform and Tableau Integration, and understand how to use their different features.
Additionally, our tech team has designed a learning platform that your organization can use to continue their learning of the platform and new features.
Sessions
Session 1: Stoplight Platform (PSP) Basics
Session 2: Tableau Integration
Course 5: Stoplight training for facilitators
Course 5: Stoplight training for facilitators
This course is intended for organizations ready train their facilitators and take their Stoplight survey to the field. Find out what's essential when conducting a Stoplight survey and how to work with participants in order to address their challenges.
Who should take this course:
Program coordinators
Supervisors and/or relevant stakeholders
Facilitators
What you'll learn
Survey facilitation for the Stoplight
Best practices in survey facilitation
How to use the Stoplight Prioritization Model
How to design a better interventations using Stoplight data
Lessons learned from previous Stoplight implementations
What to expect
Please expect your implementation team to dedicate 10 hours to complete the sessions. This will ensure your organization has covered all relevant topics in order to optimally take the Stoplight survey to the field.
Sessions
Session 1: Stoplight Facilitation Workshop
Session 2: Prioritizing Stoplight Indicators
Session 3: Designing Interventions
Stoplight Kit and additional resources
Stoplight Kit and additional resources
The Implementers Kit contains all relevant resources regarding Stoplight implementation. In this page, you will find manuals, guidelines, and other materials that your organization can use to better understand the Stoplight framework and how to optimally implement it.
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