The "Ifada" center, which focuses on providing information, training, studies, and documentation on associations, has announced that it will host three training sessions in November 2026. These 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, and will focus 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 is intended for associations active in Kasserine and Sidi Bouzid. The goal is to strengthen the abilities of association leaders in management and avoid potential issues that may arise during their activities.
The third session will be held on November 28, 2026, in El Kef, and will focus on the tax system for associations. This session aims to familiarize associations with tax-related issues and help them understand their obligations in this area. The "Ifada" center has invited interested associations to download the participation card from their website or official social media page and send it to the specified email address.
These training sessions are part of the center's efforts to support the capacities of associations and develop their skills in funding, administrative and financial management, and taxation. This will enhance the governance of associative work and contribute to the sustainability of civil society components. The sessions are open to associations from various regions of Tunisia.
The "Ifada" center's initiative is an important step towards empowering associations and enhancing their role in Tunisian society. By providing training and capacity-building opportunities, the center aims to promote good governance and transparency within associations. This, in turn, can lead to more effective and sustainable community development projects.
The training sessions will provide a platform for associations to share experiences, exchange ideas, and learn from experts in the field. The sessions will also offer a chance for associations to network and build partnerships, which can lead to new opportunities and collaborations. The "Ifada" center's efforts to support associations are crucial in promoting a vibrant and active civil society in Tunisia.
The "Ifada" center's announcement has been well-received by associations and civil society organizations in Tunisia. Many have expressed their appreciation for the center's efforts to support their work and enhance their capacities. The training sessions are expected to have a positive impact on the work of associations and their ability to contribute to the development of Tunisian society.
Key points
- The "Ifada" center will host three training sessions for associations in November 2026, focusing on funding, management, and taxation.
