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Participating in the International Coordination System ............................................................ 11  \nSession 2 - Influencing Humanitarian Strategies and Response Plans.......................................................... 16  \nSession 3 - Identifying Opportunities for Locally-Driven Humanitarian Response............................................ 19  \nSession 4 - Being Responsible to Place Protection at the Centre of Humanitarian Action .................................. 21  \nSession 5 -Working Together for Protection in [Country] ....................................................................... 24  \nSession 6 -Contributing to Collective and Locally-Driven Protection Analysis ............................................... 26  \nSession 7 -Mainstreaming Protection in the Humanitarian Program Cycle ................................................... 27  \nSession 8 - Influencing Protection Coordination Stakeholders .................................................................. 29  \nSession 9 - Improving Coordination and Leadership Skills ....................................................................... 31  \nSession 10 - Planning Key Actions to Advance the Localization Agenda ....................................................... 33  \nSession 10 – Finalize and Endorse an Action Plan................................................................................. 34  \nFacilitator Notes ......................................................................................................................... 35  \nFacilitator Note 1 – Localization Agenda .......................................................................................... 35  \nFacilitator Note 2 – Conceptual Framework for Localization in Coordination ................................................ 35  \nFacilitator Note 3 – Humanitarian Principles ...................................................................................... 36  \nFacilitator Note 4 – Case Studies ................................................................................................... 36  \nFacilitator Note 5 – Transformative Agenda....................................................................................... 37  \nFacilitator Note 6 – The Humanitarian Architecture ............................................................................. 37  \nFacilitator Note 7 – L3 Emergencies ................................................................................................ 39  \nFacilitator Note 8 – Global Clusters ............................................................................","cbCaisM6VF3Y2x3p","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisM6VF3Y2x3p","pdf",1476618,77,"English","# Introduction\n# Workshop Objectives\n# Workshop Outline\n# Workshop Agenda\n# Facilitator Guide\n## Session 0 - 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