Grants:Project/MSIG/Wikimedia Libya Community/Movement Charter Ambassador Program

This Wikimedia Foundation grant has a fiscal sponsor. Kiwix administered the grant on behalf of User:Salema Younus.

statusFunded
Wikimedia Libya Community/Movement Charter Ambassador Program
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targetWikimedia Libya Community
start date25 March 1 April
start year2024
end date22 30 April
end year2024
budget (local currency)3,304.42 LYD /
grant typeIndividual
granteeSalema younus
contact(s)• ssm.elbadri@gmail.com
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Project Goal

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What will be the outputs of your project and how will those outputs contribute to advancing a specific Movement Strategy Initiative

What specific Movement Strategy Initiative does your project focus on and why? Please select one of the initiatives described here
24. Movement Charter: Our main goal will be to introduce the Wikipedia Libya community to the movement and its current trends and encourage them to give feedback.


Project Background

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When do you intend to begin this project and when will it be completed?
We aim to implement this project between April 10, 2024 - April 22, 2024 and have our financial reports ready 10 days after.
’Task' Start date End date
Online awareness and Outreach March 25, 2024 April 12, 2024
4 hours in-person meeting April 12, 2024 April 15, 2024
Report writing to share Libyan community feedback on Meta and Diff April 16, 2024 April 22, 2024

We aim to begin this project on the specified dates. The timelines for this project are detailed above, but we will specifically carry out these activities;

  • Online awareness and Outreach: the Libyan community is an emerging one. We believe it is important to inform new communities about the Movement Strategy and the efforts made for the future governance process in the Movement Charter. We will start by sharing the translated versions and the Arabic content on the movement charter. We will ask questions and provoke discussions to ease the in-person process.

We will advocate the community members to join Movement Charter consultations, communications and engagements that are happening in the region

  • 4 hours in-person meeting: Our community members will be connected to the movement through in-person meetings. This will encourage our transparency. We will prepare a survey. We will have 1.5 hours to share the movement charter updates, and spend the remaining time to discuss and fill out the feedback survey.
  • Report writing to share Libyan community feedback on Meta and Diff: We will draft an informative feedback from an emerging community perspective to support the MCDC drafting efforts.
Where will your project activities be happening?
In-person (offline): Our community members are available to meet in-person. People engage better this way, this will be a formal community meeting because members get more committed this way, so we will be renting space to hold these conversations, and will provide attendees with refreshments.
Are you collaborating with other communities or affiliates on this project? Please provide details of how partners intend to work together to achieve the project goal.
Coordinator: I will be the coordinator and responsible for the major activities of the project, including receiving the grants funds, writing the grants report, and coordinating between the other collaborators.
Outreach and awareness: NANöR will lead this since. She engaged in the movement strategy process since its global conversations, and founded the Arabic Window to MS initiative to advocate for the movement strategy and its charter.
What specific challenge will your project be aiming to solve? And what opportunities do you plan to take advantage of to solve the problem?
The specific challenge that our project aims to achieve is the definition, accessibility, and understanding of the charter chapter within the Libyan community, and we plan to hold discussions with the community to ensure clarity and familiarity with the content of the charter and to analyze the feedback received from them to gain valuable insights.
Emerging communities usually take time to start on governance issues. We want our community to be more related to the movement and its current trends.
Does this project aim to apply one of the examples shared in the call for grants and if so which one?
N/A

Project Activities

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What specific activities will be carried out during this project? Please describe the specific activities that will be carried out during this project.
  • Online awareness and Outreach: the Libyan community is an emerging one. We believe it is important to inform new communities about the Movement Strategy and the efforts made for the future governance process in the Movement Charter. We will start by sharing the translated versions and the Arabic content on the movement charter. We will ask questions and provoke discussions to ease the in-person process.
  • We will advocate the community members to join Movement Charter consultations, communications and engagements that are happening in the region.
  • 4 hours in-person meeting: our community members will be connected to the movement through in-person meetings. This will encourage our transparency. We will prepare a survey. We will have 1.5 hour to share the movement charter updates, and spend the remaining time to discuss and fill out the feedback survey.
  • Report writing to share Libyan community feedback on Meta and Diff: we will draft an informative feedback from an emerging community perspective to support the MCDC drafting efforts.
How do you intend to keep communities updated on the progress and outcomes of the project? Please add the names or usernames of these individuals responsible for updating the community
We will use different communication channels to keep communities informed of the project’s progress and results. We will post updates on email and Facebook, and we will utilize WhatsApp groups to interact with the community and answer any questions they may have about the project. To ensure comprehensive dissemination of information, we will also send out invitations to interested members of the community to keep them involved and updated throughout the project life cycle
Who will be responsible for delivering on this project and what are their roles and responsibilities?
I will be the coordinator for this project. I will write the session content, and coordinate the in-person meeting logistics. I will co-facilitate the meeting too.
NANöR: will be responsible for outreach and advocacy. She will co-facilitate the meeting with me and share her knowledge with the community online.

Additional information

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If your activities include community discussions, what is your plan for ensuring that the conversations are productive? Provide a link to a Friendly Space Policy or UCoC that will be implemented to support these discussions.
We prioritize creating a welcoming environment for community discussions and will implement the Friendly Space Policy to ensure productive conversations.
If your activities include the use of paid online tools, please describe what tools these are and how you intend to use them.
N/A
Do your activities include the translation of materials, and if so, in what languages will the translation be done? Please include details of those responsible for making the translations.
N/A
Are there any other details you would like to share? Consider providing rationale, research or community discussion outputs, and any other similar information, that will give more context on your proposed project.
N/A

Outcomes

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After your activities are complete, we would like to understand the draft implementation plan for your community. You will be required to prepare a document detailing this plan around a movement strategy initiative. This report can be prepared through Meta-wiki using the Share your results button on this page. The report can be prepared in your language, and is not required to be written in English.

In this report, you will be asked to:

  • Provide a link to the draft implementation plan document or Wikimedia page
  • Describe what activities supported the development of the plan
  • Describe how and where you have communicated your plan to relevant communities.
  • Report on how your funding was spent

Your draft implementation plan document should address the following questions clearly:

  • What movement strategy initiative or goal are you addressing?
  • What activities will you be doing to address that initiative?
  • What do you expect will happen as a result of your activities? How do those outcomes address the movement strategy initiative?
  • How will you measure or evaluate your activities? What tools or methods will you use to evaluate your activities?

To create a draft implementation plan, we recommend the use of a logic model, which will help you and your team think about goals, activities, outcomes, and other factors in an organized way. Please refer the following resources to develop a logic model:

Please confirm below that you will be able to prepare a draft implementation plan document by the end of your grant:

Sure, I can deliver the document.
  • ...

Optionally, you are welcome to include other information you'd like to share around participation and representation in your activities. Please include any additional outcomes you would like to report on below:

Budget

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How you will use the funds you are requesting? List bullet points for each expense. Don’t forget to include a total amount, and update this amount in the Probox at the top of your page too!

The requested budget and budget breakdown should be in your or recipient’s local currency. We send grant payments preferably in your local currency. In some exceptional cases (e.g. hyperinflation), we allow grant payments to be made in US dollars. If you are requesting a grant in a currency other than your local currency, please reach out to your Program Officer to discuss.

Detailed budget template

  • Research (time needed to review, perform analysis, or investigate any information needed to support implementation ideas or planning):N/A
  • Facilitation (facilitation time including facilitator preparation, meeting facilitation time, and debriefing):6h*15= 90 USD
  • Documentation (document preparation time, time spent documenting of discussion, post-meeting work):5h*15= 75 USD
  • Translation (translation costs for briefs and global materials):
  • Coordination (coordinator work to manage or support multiple workflows to prepare for meeting):10h*20=200 USD
  • Online tools or services (subscription services for online meeting platforms, social media promotion):N/A
  • Data (internet or mobile costs for organizers or participants to access or participate in activities):75 USD
  • Venue or space for meeting (costs of renting a physical meeting space):80 USD
  • Transportation costs (costs of supporting organizers or participants to attend the meeting):
  • Meals (costs related to refreshments, lunches, or other meals during in-person activities):75 USD
  • Other:87 USD

TOTAL AMOUNT REQUESTED IN LOCAL CURRENCY: 682 USD


Completing your application

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Once you have completed the application, please do the following:

  • Change the application status from status=draft to status=proposed in the {{Probox}} template.
  • Contact strategy2030 wikimedia.org to confirm your submission, as well as to request any support around your application.

Endorsements

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An endorsement from community members (especially from outside your community) will be part of the considerations when reviewing your application. Community members are encouraged to endorse your project request here!

  • We, the Wikipedia Libya community, are ready for this activity and very excited.
  • We hope it starts soon !!