“Say what you do and do what you say”. This is the underlying philosophy behind a result-oriented and accountable action. In order to achieve desired outcomes from a project, it requires a result-based management.
Logic Framework Analysis (LFA) serves as an effective tool for designing, implementing, monitoring and evaluating development projects. It helps decision-makers in identifying all relevant factors necessary in planning a successful project.
To gain this understanding about LFA, Sambodhi, a leading development research, training and consultancy organisation in India, is organising the International Training Programme on Logical Framework Analysis for Designing Development Projects from February 18-23, 2008 at New Delhi.
The programme is for development professionals and consultants working with donor agencies, government departments, NGOs on strategic and tactical panning of large scale development projects.
Objective
The programme is aimed at augmenting participants’ knowledge on logical framework analysis and to enable them apply this approach in different scenarios.
Methodology
The programme has been designed for skill upgradation and knowledge development through learning from participants’ experience, interactive classroom sessions supplemented by latest training material prepared by leading subject experts.
Fee
The programme fee is USD 1,000 per participant that includes tuition fee, reading material, food and lodging. Service tax at 12.36% would be levied on the course fee and has to be included in the payments.
Payments can be made through cheque/demand raft in favour of Sambodhi Research and Communications Pvt. Ltd., payable at New Delhi.
For further queries, contact:
Rajata Nayak
Senior Executive
Sambodhi Research and Communications
H-35 A, LGF, Kalakaji
New Delhi -110019
Ph. +91-11-40560734
rajata@sambodhi.co.in, trainings@sambodhi.co.in
www.sambodhi.co.in
Source: http://southasia.oneworld.net/article/view/157256/1/4867
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