Calendar
Calendar
August 2026
25aug09:0010:30Grant Management
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Date and time: Tuesday, August 25, 9:00–10:30 AMLocation: Online via Zoom The course on Grant Management will introduce grant holders to
Detaljer
Date and time: Tuesday, August 25, 9:00–10:30 AM
Location: Online via Zoom
The course on Grant Management will introduce grant holders to CKU’s Grant Management Guidelines and the procedures and requirements related to project management. The course will include two tracks – one on financial/administrative management, and one on a management theme related to project implementation.
Programme for the event will be made available in the beginning of August 2026 at the latest.
Introduction
The online introduction course on Grant Management, will introduce grant holders to CKU’s Grant Management Guidelines and the procedures and requirements related to project management. The course will include a more in-depth introduction to Narrative Reporting and to Financial Reporting. Participants will have to choose between track 1 and track 2 below.
Program
9:00 Welcome and introductions
9:10 Overview of CKU’s Grant Management Guidelines
9:25 Communication through the Grant Management Portal
Track 1: Narrative Reporting
In this course you will learn more about the narrative reporting in CKU – what is expected from the narrative report including LFA Assessments. Senior Advisor in CKU, Ole Ramsing will go through the various formats and highlight areas that are sometimes misunderstood. There will be plenty of time to ask your questions along the way.
09:30 Welcome
09:35 What makes a strong narrative report?
09:45 Walking through the reporting template section by section
09:55 LFA assessment: practical examples of good reporting
10:05 Common weaknesses identified in reports and how to avoid them
10:10 Questions and discussion
10:15 Wrap up and back to plenary
Track 2: Financial Reporting
In this course you will learn more about the financial reporting in CKU – what is expected from the financial reports and how to use our reporting formats. Financial Controller in CKU, Ingrid Frederiksen will go through the various formats and highlight areas that are sometimes misunderstood. There will be plenty of time to ask your questions along the way.
09:30 Welcome
09:35 How to use the reporting format, more specifically
– Recording of income and its effect on exchange rates
– Posting of expenses
– Budget follow up
– Budget revisions
10:05 Audit of projects: Instructions, scope and content.
10:15 Wrap up and back to plenary
10:15 Plenary – connecting financial and narrative reporting
10:30 Thank you and goodbye.
We would really appreciate questions ahead of the course to be sent to puljer@cku.dk in order that we may tailor our course to your needs!
Please sign up for your participation here!
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Detaljer
Date and time: Wednesday, August 26, 2026 | 09:00–11:30 CETLocation: Online via Zoom CKU invites you to join a series of
Detaljer
Date and time: Wednesday, August 26, 2026 | 09:00–11:30 CET
Location: Online via Zoom
CKU invites you to join a series of interactive online seminars designed to deepen understanding of practical approaches to diakonia. Each session will focus on specific tools and strategies that can strengthen diaconal work in churches and faith-based organizations, but also consider the challenges faced by partners in their diaconal work and the delicate balances that need addressing.
In this forth session we will learn from experiences with different trauma healing approaches grounded in biblical principles. It introduces practical methods for supporting emotional and spiritual recovery, focusing on group dynamics and participatory techniques. We will also become familiar with using visuals particularly working with children. Participants will together reflect on how these strategies can be applied in diverse contexts to promote resilience and holistic well-being within faith-based frameworks.
Sign up here.
Deadline for registration: August 21, 2026
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Detaljer
Join us for a two-hour webinar exploring ethical, technological, and practical perspectives on the use of AI in development cooperation. Aug 26, 10:00-12:00 CEST
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Join us for a two-hour webinar exploring ethical, technological, and practical perspectives on the use of AI in development cooperation.
Aug 26, 10:00-12:00 CEST
Who should particiate?
Anyone involved in designing, managing, or implementing development programmes, including programme staff, project managers, and partner representatives.
Our facilitators:
Silva Ferretti, Italy Experienced evaluator and AI practitioner
Kristina Patring, SMC Senior Advisor FORB and Mission and Theology
Please register for the webinar here.
Warmly welcome!
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September 2026
01sep09:0012:00Faith4Restoration: Integrated Water Management
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Drought and unpredictable rainfall pose one of the biggest threats to the resilience of livelihoods that depend on small-scale farming and pasture in climate vulnerable contexts. Water management
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Drought and unpredictable rainfall pose one of the biggest threats to the resilience of livelihoods that depend on small-scale farming and pasture in climate vulnerable contexts. Water management and harvesting rainwater is therefore essential for building resilient communities in the global south.
On 1 September, The Faith4Restoration network therefore invites you to an online seminar on Integrated Water management from 9-12 am CET.
Professor Hans Komakech is a professor in Water Management at Nelson Mandela African Institution of Science and Technology in Arusha Tanzania and has extensive experience with water harvesting projects in Africa. Prof. Hans Komakech will be the key speaker on the day’s seminar, and will cover topics such as interlinkage between water availability, land use and livelihoods. Timing of rainfall and planning. Rainwater harvesting methods including plot level techniques and stakeholder engagement with local authorities on advocacy and ownership.
Program:
9:00 Welcome by senior advisor Annika Bach.
9:15 Introduction: Integrated water management and climate adaptation, by prof. Hans Komakech.
9:45 Group work and feedback.
10.15 Rainwater harvesting techniques.
10:45 Stakeholder engagement and advocacy
11:15 Group exercise and feedback.
11:45 Closing remarks.
Register here: Faith4Restoration: Integrated Water Management
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02sep09:0011:00CKU Community of Practice on Diaconal Child Protection: quarterly Meeting
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Date: Wednesday, September 2ndTime: 09:00 – 11:00 AM (CEST)Place: online At this meeting in the CKU CoP on Diaconal Child Protection we will
Detaljer
Date: Wednesday, September 2nd
Time: 09:00 – 11:00 AM (CEST)
Place: online
At this meeting in the CKU CoP on Diaconal Child Protection we will look at family strengthening approaches, seeking to enable children to grow up in nurturing and protective families and help prevent separation from parents and other family caregivers. We will hear from Zimbabwe about a new Positive Parenting project that seeks to promote care, non-violent discipline, communication, attachment, through the Viva network of churches.
We will keep the format simple and interactive, with short inputs and space for exchange among participants to continue building a network for mutual inspiration and support among practitioners.
We hope you can join us.
Sign up for the online meeting here
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09sep09:0012:00Diaconal locally led development
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Date and time: 9. september 2026, 9-12 CET. Location: Online via Zoom Diaconal locally led development is the process of transferring ownership
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Date and time: 9. september 2026, 9-12 CET.
Location: Online via Zoom
Diaconal locally led development is the process of transferring ownership and decision-making to local communities by adapting projects to each unique context, focusing on empowering local communities and marginalized groups to define their own development priorities and solutions so that transformation emerges from within.
This course will explore the opportunities and challenges of faith actors in facilitating locally led development. The course will assess how faith actors can use their unique ability to access and engage with local communities to ensure that interventions are contextually relevant, as well as their role as trusted intermediaries to facilitate inclusive platforms where local voices can be heard.
The course will also look into how challenges of faith actors due to hierarchal structure, power imbalances and instrumentalization can counteract locally led development.
Sign up here:
Diaconal locally led development
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Detaljer
Tuesday the 15th of September from 10-13 “The Green faith-based network” invites to a seminar where key messages from a profound study on how VSLAs and agroecology build
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Tuesday the 15th of September from 10-13 “The Green faith-based network” invites to a seminar where key messages from a profound study on how VSLAs and agroecology build climate resilience among small-scale farmers in East and Central Africa, will be shared. Danish Forum for Microfinance has initiated the study that is carried out together with The Baptist Church in Denmark’s partners in Burundi and Rwanda, DanChurchAid’s and ADRA’s partners in Uganda and PULS’ partners in Tanzania.
Findings will be shared on how VSLA groups build resilience through financial inclusion, how integrating climate-sensitive agriculture enables households to move from short-term to longer-term sustainable resilience, and how adaptation and protection frameworks can be strengthened by empowering VSLA groups in policy engagement. The study will also share findings on how locally rooted faith-based organizations can play a positive role in fostering sustainability and long-term impact in VSLAs.
Place: CKU, Peter Bangs Vej 5B, 2000 Frederiksberg.
Register here: Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs) and agroecology build climate resilience
Program:
10.00 Welcome
10.15 Introduction, by chair of Danish Forum for Microfinance, Kristine Kaaber Pors.
10.30-11:00 VSLA’s and agroecology build climate resilience in East and Central Africa, consultant Donald Kisonga.
11:00-11:20 Reflection by Esbern Friis Hansen, senior researcher at DIIS.
11:20-12:00 Group work
The seminar ends with lunch.
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oktober 2026
08okt00:0000:00Deadline for project proposals (CKU-fund)
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08okt00:0000:00Deadline for project proposals (FoRB-Window)
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28okt09:0012:00Online Safeguarding Seminar: Cultural Dimensions of Abuse Prevention
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Date and time: October 28, 2026, 9:00–12:00Location: Online via Zoom On October 28, 2026, from 09:00–12:00 CET, CKU will again host
Detaljer
Date and time: October 28, 2026, 9:00–12:00
Location: Online via Zoom
On October 28, 2026, from 09:00–12:00 CET, CKU will again host an online safeguarding seminar for CKU members and partners. This seminar addresses how cultural contexts influence conversations and actions around safeguarding. Together we will explore:
- The role of cultural norms in shaping approaches to abuse prevention in church settings
- How to build ownership in locally grounded safeguarding systems
- How to develop a culturally resonant safeguarding system that aligns with universal protection principles
- Practical strategies for fostering dialogue and trust within diverse communities
The session will feature case presentations by partners, offering real-world examples and insights to guide discussion. Participants will engage in peer learning to develop safeguarding practices that respect local realities while ensuring accountability and protection.
Sign up here.
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December 2026
09dec09:0011:00CKU Community of Practice on Diaconal Child Protection: December Quarterly Meeting
Detaljer
Date: Wednesday, December 9thTime: 09:00 – 11:00 AM (CEST) Place: online This meeting will focus on disability-inclusive diaconal child
Detaljer
Date: Wednesday, December 9th
Time: 09:00 – 11:00 AM (CEST)
Place: online
This meeting will focus on disability-inclusive diaconal child protection. Together we will explore how churches and faith-based organisations can help ensure that children with disabilities are protected, included, heard, and supported as full members of families, churches, and communities.
We will hear short practical experiences from partner contexts and reflect together on questions such as: What particular protection risks do children with disabilities face? How can safeguarding and reporting mechanisms become more accessible? And what diaconal resources can churches mobilise to support belonging, dignity, and protection?
As always, we will keep the format simple and interactive, with short inputs and space for exchange among participants..
We hope you can join us.
Sign up for the online meeting here
