Title of your presentation #WMF_2016 Word Mountain Forum - 2016 Title of your presentation Theme (under which the presentation is given) Name of the presenter Affiliation/institution, Country Date and venue (e.g. WMF 2016, Mbale, Uganda) Home slide: This is the slide that will be displayed during the waiting time when you are settling in. Please replace the details stubbed here and add other information as you see fit. #WMF_2016

Outline #WMF_2016 Outline: This slide will contain the map of your presentation. It should show all of the major sections of your presentation

1. Background #WMF_2016 Background In this section, please present the background of your study/programme. Use photos, infographics, and other visuals as you see fit

2. The problem #WMF_2016 The issue In this slide, present the problem that you are trying to solve and the theory behind the issue at hand.

3. Approach to the solution #WMF_2016 3. Approach to the solution Approach: In this section, please describe the approach you use in your study/programme. Make use of diagrams, and other visuals as appropriate

4. Results #WMF_2016 Results: In this section, please present the results of your study/programme so far. Prioritize graphs instead of long tables and use photos, videos, etc.. as you see fit. It is recommended that your results presentation follows the pillars of the WMF: What did you achieve in terms of bridging knowledge gaps? What capacity needs did you help to cover? What policy actions did you support? What on-ground actions did you conduct?

5. Recommendations a) Knowledge sharing and capacity building #WMF_2016 5. Recommendations a) Knowledge sharing and capacity building Recommendations: The recommendations you draw should flow clearly from your study/programme, the approach you use and the results you recorded so far. Give actionable/practical recommendations that fit well into the current (and foreseeable future) context. Recommendations should be categorized in terms of: What knowledge gaps should be bridged? What capacity needs should be met? What policy actions should be taken? What on-ground actions should be taken?

5. Recommendations (cont’d) #WMF_2016 5. Recommendations (cont’d) b) Promotion of policy dialogue Recommendations: The recommendations you draw should flow clearly from your study/programme, the approach you use and the results you recorded so far. Give actionable/practical recommendations that fit well into the current (and foreseeable future) context. Recommendations should be categorized in terms of: What knowledge gaps should be bridged? What capacity needs should be met? What policy actions should be taken? What on-ground actions should be taken?

5. Recommendations (cont’d) #WMF_2016 5. Recommendations (cont’d) c) Catalysing on-ground actions Recommendations: The recommendations you draw should flow clearly from your study/programme, the approach you use and the results you recorded so far. Give actionable/practical recommendations that fit well into the current (and foreseeable future) context. Recommendations should be categorized in terms of: What knowledge gaps should be bridged? What capacity needs should be met? What policy actions should be taken? What on-ground actions should be taken?

6. Way forward #WMF_2016 Way forward: Here, you can talk a little bit about your future actions (optional)