Project Management for Donor Funded Projects

The ATI Project Management training for Donor Funded Projects(PMD 01) course examines the role of the “project” relative to other aid delivery methods such as sector support and budget support used by the Donors/Development partners in pursuit of development cooperation objectives.

An analysis of all the different phases of the project/programme cycle will be carried out to emphasise the methodology for preparing, implementing and evaluating projects and programmes sponsored by donors. Reference will be made to various Donors such as AfDB, ADB, World Bank, UNDP, GIZ, BADEA etc

Particular effort will be made to bring clarity to the terminology used by donors/development partners for the different stages for the project/programme cycle.

While project management skills are obviously important for donor funded or sponsored projects, interestingly the methods and tools that donor funded project managers use can be helpful for everyone. 

The principal training objective is to ensure participants have enhanced capacity and understanding in the areas of Project Cycle Management, Logical framework Approach, Monitoring and Evaluation, Project Identification, Project Formulation, Appraisal and Project Implementation. Participants will able to design project/programmes that meet the requirements of the major Donors and Development Partners.