ReReflections on a Pacific regional event held in New Zealand: exploring best practice for serving Pacific communities

Sarah Jutel, Bradley Watson, F. Sopoaga
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The aim of this paper is to explore best practice, practical, collaborative and culturally-informed solutions for organising events to serve identified areas of importance for Pacific regional countries. This paper describes the design and implementation of a two-day hands-on workshop designed to support organizational capacity and strengthen innovation, solutions, and communication around mosquito-borne diseases in the Pacific region. The workshop (TechCamp New Zealand) was organised by the University of Otago in collaboration with the U.S. Consulate General New Zealand and with support from the Pacific Community. We share our experiences with the objective of supporting partnership approaches by governments, research institutions and other non-profit organisations when engaging with Pacific countries.
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重新思考在新西兰举行的太平洋区域活动:探索为太平洋社区服务的最佳做法
本文的目的是探索组织活动的最佳实践、实用、协作和文化知情的解决方案,为太平洋地区国家确定的重要领域提供服务。本文介绍了为期两天的实践研讨会的设计和实施,该研讨会旨在支持太平洋地区的组织能力,加强蚊子传播疾病的创新、解决方案和沟通。该研讨会(新西兰TechCamp)由奥塔哥大学与美国驻新西兰总领事馆合作组织,并得到太平洋社区的支持。我们分享我们的经验,目的是在与太平洋国家接触时支持政府、研究机构和其他非营利组织的伙伴关系方法。
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