We Love Reading participated in the BRIDGE 2026 Workshop, organized by the Korean National Commission for UNESCO (KNCU) from 14 to 16 September 2026 in Seoul and Suwon, Republic of Korea, with representatives from nine partner countries taking part.
The program was represented by Faris Ahmad, Chief Administrative Officer. The workshop provided a rich space for practical learning and exchange among partners through sessions focusing on Results-Based Management, Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL), stakeholder analysis, governance and risk management, access and participation, data collection, reporting, institutional visibility, and practical planning.
The workshop also offered an opportunity to develop practical insights into how challenges within programs and projects can be translated into clear and measurable actions, how influential stakeholders can be engaged more effectively, and how evidence-based reporting can be strengthened. It also highlighted the value of combining reliable data with human stories to communicate impact in a stronger and clearer way.
The experience reaffirmed the importance of mutual learning among partners, adapting practices and experiences to local contexts, documenting results on an ongoing basis, and maintaining strong partnerships that extend beyond individual projects.
We Love Reading extends its sincere thanks and appreciation to the Korean National Commission for UNESCO (KNCU), our valued partner and supporter, for its continued support, warm hospitality, and commitment to investing in the development of partners’ capacities and strengthening the impact of their programs.