EAPC projects or Taskforces
National Associations Organisational Development – an EAPC Task Force
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A new EAPC task force was established in Spring 2006 with the aim of surveying national association organizational development and their needs. The group aims to understand the needs of a broad spectrum of national associations across Europe.
Aims and Objectives
The task force aims to survey national association organizational development and find needs according to stages of development – be it beginnings, growth, maturity and decline. Based on the outcomes of this survey a training programme will be developed, including a session at the EAPC Hungary 2007 Conference. The steering group recognizes the need for open communication with all national associations. It notes there are a number of different definitions of national associations and sometimes more than one national association per country.
Members
This taskforce is a collaboration between EAPC and Help the Hospices. The steering group aims to include as wide a spectrum of national associations across Europe as possible, representing the mix of existing associations, large and small.
The steering group consists of the following Chair: David Praill, CEO, Help the Hospices
Members:
Ole Bang, Denmark
Amelia Giordano, EAPC
Philip Larkin, EAPC and Ireland
Natasa Millicevic, Serbia
Dr Daniela Mosiou, Romania Eugene Murray, Ireland Nick Pahl, Help the Hospices Andre Rhebergen, EAPC and CEO Agora, Holland
Observers:
Amanda Bingley, International Observatory on End of life care;
John Bowis, UK MEP (when appropriate)
The Steering group invites the representatives of the European national association to get in contact and act as key reference points for the group.
Note The EAPC Task Force on Development of PC in Europe uses the WHO definition of the European region - which has been considered to determine the 52 countries to be included in this study.
Please complete the survey
If you are part of a national association, please complete the short questionnaire about your national association work at www.wwpca.net. Versions are available in English, French, Italian, Spanish and Russian. The survey will be used to provide information for planning of support to national associations and be available to all interested parties and groups. We hope you can complete the questionnaire by the end of November 2006.
Other Activity If you would like to join a new e mail discussion group on this topic please e-mail . Please send the e mail with the word “subscribe” in subject to this e mail.
Please also visit the website for national associations across the world at www.wwpca.net.
Contact If you have any questions regarding the questionnaire or want to discuss the task force please contact Nick Pahl at
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