Tunisia's "Ifada" Center for Information, Training, Studies, and Documentation on Associations will be organizing three regional training sessions for associations across the country in November 2026. The sessions aim to support the capacities of civil society components and enhance their administrative and financial management skills. The first session will take place on November 7, 2026, in Sousse, focusing on "Preparing and Drafting Project Funding Requests."
The second session is scheduled for November 14, 2026, in Kasserine, and will address "Common Mistakes in Association Management and How to Avoid Them." This session targets associations active in Kasserine and Sidi Bouzid governorates. The third session will be held on November 28, 2026, in Kef, and will focus on "The Tax System for Associations." These sessions aim to develop the skills of association leaders in areas such as project preparation, financial management, and tax compliance.
The "Ifada" Center has invited interested associations to participate by downloading a participation card from their website or official social media page and sending it to the email address [email protected]. The center's efforts are geared towards supporting the capacities of associations and enhancing their skills in areas such as funding, administrative and financial management, and taxation.
The training sessions are part of the center's initiatives to promote good governance of association work and contribute to the sustainability of civil society components. By providing these training opportunities, the "Ifada" Center aims to empower associations to effectively manage their activities and resources.
The sessions will cover various topics, including project funding requests, common mistakes in association management, and the tax system for associations. These topics are designed to address the specific needs of associations and enhance their overall performance.
The "Ifada" Center's initiatives have been well-received by the Tunisian civil society, with many associations expressing their interest in participating in the training sessions. The center's efforts to support the development of associations in Tunisia are seen as a positive step towards promoting good governance and sustainability.
The training sessions will be held in different locations across Tunisia, including Sousse, Kasserine, and Kef. This will enable associations from various regions to participate and benefit from the training opportunities. The "Ifada" Center's commitment to supporting associations in Tunisia is expected to have a positive impact on the country's civil society landscape.
Key points
- The "Ifada" Center will host three training sessions for associations in November 2026, focusing on project funding requests, association management, and taxation.
