Claim: The governmental learning spiral is a technique facilitated by a learning broker which include logistics, performance , drafting and implementation of the modules, moderation of the learning sessions that is used during prearranged educational events such as conferences, e-learning, and trainings..
Evidence: The governmental learning spiral is a technique used to solve specific governance challenges. The governmental learning spiral—a heuristic and multidisciplinary tool—has been developed and implemented at international governmental learning events throughout the past decade. The technique consists of a nine-stage learning process divided into three phases, which include the planning and aftermath as well as the learning event itself. These include logistics, content preparation, drafting and implementation of the agenda, moderation of the learning sessions, and follow-up activities. It is used during prearranged educational events such as conferences, e-learning, and trainings to improve performance in democratic governance.