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SayPro requires all participants to provide SayPro valid identification, which can be a copy of your ID or passport.
This step ensures:

• SayPro verification that all participants meet the minimum age requirement of 18 years or older.
• SayPro confirmation of your identity to ensure that all registrations are legitimate and accurate.
• SayPro compliance with event regulations and security protocols.

Please make sure that the SayPro valid identification you submit is clear, legible, and current. This can be submitted in either PDF, JPEG, or PNG formats.
SayPro takes data privacy and security seriously, and all identification documents will be treated confidentially and in accordance with privacy guidelines.

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SayPro encourages all participants to submit SayPro proof of previous work, research, or publications related to Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL), organizational behaviour, or cultural shifts.
While this submission is optional, it is strongly encouraged as it helps SayPro assess the depth of your experience and commitment to the event’s themes.

SayPro accepts the following forms of proof:

• SayPro research papers, articles, or publications that demonstrate your engagement with MEL or organizational behaviour.
• SayPro reports, case studies, or evaluations you have contributed to, showcasing practical application of learning frameworks or monitoring techniques.
• SayPro summaries or brief descriptions of previous projects or initiatives you’ve been involved in, especially those focused on learning, evaluation, or cultural change in organizations.

By submitting this proof, SayPro aims to enhance the event’s value and foster deeper conversations by involving participants with a broad range of relevant experience and expertise.

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Would you like to specify any preferred formats for submitting work (e.g., PDF, DOC, links to publications)?

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SayPro requires all participants to submit SayPro valid identification in the form of a copy of your ID or passport.
This identification is needed to:

• SayPro verify the age requirement of 18 years or older for all participants.
• SayPro confirm your identity and ensure that the registration process is accurate and legitimate.
• SayPro maintain security and compliance with event regulations.

Please ensure that the submitted identification is clear, legible, and current. SayPro will treat all personal information with the utmost confidentiality and in accordance with data protection guidelines.

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Would you like to specify a preferred format for submitting the identification (e.g., PDF, JPG) or add any details about handling sensitive data?

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SayPro requires all participants to submit a SayPro brief abstract or summary of your evaluation concept or initiative, which should be no more than 300 words.
The abstract or summary should include:

• SayPro a clear description of the evaluation concept or initiative you wish to present, including its goals, methodology, and any relevant learning frameworks used.
• SayPro an explanation of how your concept or initiative addresses cultural shifts and organizational behaviour, focusing on how these shifts impact learning and development within organizations.
• SayPro if applicable, any challenges or successes you’ve encountered in the implementation or evaluation process, and what lessons you’ve learned.
• SayPro any key findings or insights from your evaluation that contribute to the broader discussion on monitoring and evaluation practices, learning, and behavior change.

The abstract should be concise yet informative, giving SayPro a clear understanding of your approach, objectives, and how your work aligns with the event’s themes.

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Would you like any guidance on structuring the abstract or examples of previous submissions?

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SayPro requires all participants to submit a SayPro cover letter, which should outline why you or your group is applying to participate in the SayPro Monthly February SCLMR-3 SayPro Monthly Monitor event.
The cover letter must be no more than 1 page in length and should address the following:

• SayPro motivation for attending the event, including what you hope to learn or contribute.
• SayPro your experience or interest in Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) and how it aligns with the themes of cultural shifts and organizational behaviour.
• SayPro if applicable, any group members’ collaborative objectives, and how each individual’s contribution adds value to the team’s entry.

The cover letter will help SayPro understand your commitment to the event and the relevance of your participation to the overall objectives of the event.

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Would you like to add any guidelines on formatting, submission methods, or tips for writing the cover letter?

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SayPro requires all participants to complete the SayPro application form, which is accessible upon clicking the “Register for Event” button on the SayPro website.
The application form is a crucial part of the registration process and includes fields for personal details, entry type (individual or group), and a brief overview of your experience or interest in Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) frameworks.
The form also allows participants to upload required documents, such as:

• SayPro cover letter (detailing your motivation for attending).
• SayPro abstract or summary of your relevant work or research (max 300 words).
• SayPro proof of identity (copy of ID or passport).
• SayPro evidence of previous experience or qualifications (optional but encouraged).

The SayPro application form is designed to streamline the registration process and ensure that all participants meet the entry criteria for the event.

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Would you like to include any additional details about the form, such as the expected time it takes to complete or any special instructions?

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SayPro requires that all participants be 18 years or older to ensure that entrants have the necessary maturity and legal capacity to engage in the event’s activities.
This age requirement supports a professional environment where participants can contribute meaningfully to discussions, submit relevant documentation, and adhere to event terms and conditions.
By setting this age criterion, SayPro aims to maintain a standard of professionalism and compliance with applicable laws and regulations regarding event participation.

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Would you like to include any additional clauses related to age verification or consent for participation?

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SayPro welcomes both individual and group entries, recognizing the value of diverse perspectives in Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL).
SayPro encourages:

• SayPro individual entries from professionals, students, researchers, practitioners, and emerging voices in the MEL, learning, or organizational development space.
• SayPro group entries consisting of a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 5 participants, allowing for collaborative approaches to presenting insights, case studies, or innovative learning models.
• SayPro groups to represent formal teams from organizations, informal study or research collectives, university cohorts, or interdisciplinary collaborations.
• SayPro requires one designated lead representative for each group to be responsible for communication and submission logistics.
• SayPro expects all group members to meet the entry criteria and contribute meaningfully to the submitted work or presentation.

SayPro believes both individual brilliance and group collaboration contribute uniquely to shaping culturally aware, evidence-driven learning environments.

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Would you like me to help draft the group registration guidelines or lead representative responsibilities?

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SayPro requires all entrants to demonstrate a clear experience or genuine interest in Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E), Learning Frameworks, or Organizational Behaviour to ensure meaningful engagement and contribution to the SayPro Monthly February SCLMR-3 SayPro Monthly Monitor.

SayPro defines experience or interest in the following ways:

• SayPro accepts professional experience, such as working within a Monitoring and Evaluation department, participating in MEL-related projects, or involvement in the development or implementation of learning and development programs in organizations.
• SayPro also considers academic experience, including studies in fields such as development studies, education, public policy, psychology, sociology, business management, or related disciplines where M&E and learning principles are applied.
• SayPro welcomes emerging professionals, students, or researchers who may not have formal work experience but can demonstrate strong interest through volunteer work, project participation, published research, or personal learning initiatives related to evaluation and learning processes.
• SayPro encourages submission of evidence such as CVs, certificates, brief personal statements, recommendation letters, or project summaries to validate experience or interest.
• SayPro values diversity in entry and encourages participants from the public, private, non-profit, academic, and grassroots sectors to apply, provided they can articulate how their background connects to the key themes of the event: monitoring, evaluation, learning, and organizational behaviour.
• SayPro prioritizes entries that show a commitment to applying learning insights to cultural and behavioural change within communities, teams, or institutions.

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Would you like me to include an evaluation rubric or selection criteria summary for internal review?

The SayPro Participant Toolkit is designed to support individuals engaged in SayPro programs, providing essential resources such as checklists and submission templates to streamline participation and ensure compliance with program requirements.

Key Components of the SayPro Participant Toolkit

1. Participant Checklists

These checklists outline the necessary steps and documentation required throughout your engagement with SayPro programs. They serve as a guide to ensure that all prerequisites are met and that participants are prepared for each phase of the program.

2. Submission Templates

SayPro provides standardized templates for various submissions, including:

• Progress Reports: Documenting milestones and achievements.
• Feedback Forms: Gathering insights and evaluations.
• Final Reports: Summarizing outcomes and learnings.

These templates help maintain consistency and quality in submissions, facilitating smoother communication and assessment processes.

Accessing the Toolkit

To access the SayPro Participant Toolkit, please visit the SayPro Staff Portal:(en.saypro.online)

👉 SayPro Staff Portal

Here, you can find the necessary documents and resources tailored to your specific program or role.

Additional Support

If you require further assistance or have specific questions about the toolkit, feel free to reach out to SayPro’s support team:

• Email: info@saypro.online
• Call/WhatsApp: +27 84 313 7407

They are available to provide guidance and ensure you have all the resources needed for a successful experience.

If you need help with specific templates or have other questions, don’t hesitate to ask!