With three different scenarios focused on reducing irregular migration, supporting the reintegration of returned migrants and building social cohesion between migrant and host communities, these design challenges help groups work together to design an activity.
A printable template for sharing participatory tools and techniques.
In this activity, IOM needs your help to design a community action plan for Happyland that prevents irregular migration and supports the reintegration of returning migrants. However, there is a twist – there is a smuggler in disguise among you, aiming to sway the plan’s direction. Your mission is to collaboratively spot the smuggler and craft an effective action plan that stands strong against their influence.
In this exercise, you’ll have the opportunity to work closely with a (fictional) volunteer. The aim is to approach the situation without imposing ideas or relying on any perceived authority. Instead, focus on fostering empathy and understanding to collaboratively build solutions, ensuring that the solution is a product of shared insights and respectful collaboration.
The workbook of the SBC Academy by COMPASS. It contains practical advice and tips for implementers, exercises to test your knowledge, and resources for further reading and learning.
The handbook provides guidance on the complexities of migration – including laws, terms, and trends – and provides advice on finding and publishing migration-related stories, in an ethical manner.
Module 1 is a general introduction to SBC. This foundational module introduces the key concepts of SBC and how it's different from traditional approaches.
Module 4 focuses on practical tools to design and communicate impactful SBC initiatives, including how to engage volunteers, strengthen community connections, and create an effective elevator pitch and creative brief.
Module 3 focuses on participatory techniques that empower communities with proven strategies for effective community involvement, skills for facilitating community conversations with empathy, and tools for enhancing collaboration and co-creating solutions.
Module 2 emphasizes practical applications. Key topics include designing an SBC Theory of Change, developing key messages and nudges, and selecting the right SBC interventions.
Learn about the Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) in complex situations, such as pandemics.
This guide provides an introduction to the application of behavioural science and guidance on how to apply it to a UN Entity’s policies, programmes and administration.
This game will help you lead your group through an interactive migration decision-making process.
This toolkit consists of five guides describing different approaches to social theatre in West Africa.
This toolkit will help you plan and facilitate a participatory street art activity to facilitate the reintegration of returned migrants into their communities using art as a tool for dialogue, engagement and community participation.
