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GIVAA (Asian-African) - Course - PROJECT MANAGEMENT
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PROJECT MANAGEMENT

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PROJECT MANAGEMENT

$ 100

DESIGN, IMPLEMENTATION & ACCOUNTABILITY. This course equips participants with the skills and tools needed to manage humanitarian projects from conception through to closure. It covers project lifecycle, planning, budgeting, monitoring & evaluation, stakeholder management, risk, ethics, proposal writing, and adaptive strategies. Practical exercises and real case studies will allow participants to apply what they learn in realistic settings.

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Overview

Duration: 5 weeks (≈ 50 hours)

Target Audience: Project managers/coordinators in NGOs, development & humanitarian workers, field officers, M&E specialists, and others seeking to lead or support humanitarian projects.

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

1- Understand the full project cycle in humanitarian settings from needs assessment through design, implementation, monitoring & evaluation, to closure.

2- Use tools such as log frame or logical framework, problem-tree analysis, Theory of Change (ToC), stakeholder mapping.

3- Plan realistic work plans, budgets, resource allocation, risk mitigation strategies.

4- Monitor progress with indicators and adapt projects when contingencies arise.

5- Ensure accountability to donors, communities, and stakeholders.

6- Report on project outcomes and conduct lessons-learned / project closure effectively.

NDOLO A. MICHḖL

HUMANITARIAN PROJECT MANAGEMENT EXPERT

NDOLO A. MICHḖL is a humanitarian project management specialist with more than 15 years of field and academic experience in Africa And Asia. He has designed, managed, and evaluated large-scale humanitarian and development programs funded by the United Nations, the European Union, and international NGOs. He is passionate about building local capacity and promoting ethical leadership in humanitarian operations. His approach combines theory with practical field tools, ensuring that participants leave the classroom equipped to design and implement real-world solutions.

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