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The Agenda: The process

The process followed by the Agenda is described below. Naturally, it involves the outlining of a series of varied procedures and activities that acquire specificities specific to each institutional context and to each theme addressed. However, the accumulated experience and reflection on these same experiences have made it possible to manage the heterogeneity of the various Agendas and to systematize a series of steps to be followed which can facilitate replication in almost any context, given that the essential thing is the potential for building agreements and joint work networks around a specific problem.

Phase 1: Planning. Conceptual, strategic and operational designPhase 2: Call for applications. Presentation of pre-projects and Linking of Actors.Phase 3: Negotiation. Arrangement of joint projects and network management.Phase 4: Formulation, evaluation and approval. Phase 5: Implementation. Monitoring of Projects, Linking of Actors and Transfer of Results.