📅 22 January – 19 February 2025
Virtual
Project planning and proposal writing provide the foundation for designing, implementing, and securing support for impactful programs. Project planning and proposal writing are more than just administrative tasks—they are strategic tools that ensure humanitarian and development programs are well-conceived, impactful, and sustainable.
These skills help project teams to:
- Identify real needs through structured problem analysis, ensuring proposals address critical gaps and address the most pressing challenges faced by communities.
- Set clear, measurable goals aligned with community and donor priorities to secure funding and drive results.
- Develop compelling proposals that align with organizational strategies, donor requirements, and global frameworks, increasing the likelihood of funding approval.
Gain the expertise to:
- Develop compelling projects: Design projects that resonate with stakeholders and inspire their support. Build your skills in aligning projects with broader development goals while effectively communicating their value.
- Master the Logical Framework Approach: Learn to apply the Logical Framework Approach to create well-structured projects that meet rigorous standards and drive measurable results.
- Refine persuasive communication: Plan and articulate proposals in a clear, concise, and persuasive manner. Discover strategies to tailor your proposals to capture donors’ interest and secure the support your initiatives need.
This training is tailored for professionals involved in project design, planning, and resource mobilization within humanitarian and development contexts.
It’s ideal for:
- Project managers and planners aim to design impactful programs that address community needs.
- Proposal writers seeking to refine their persuasive communication and align with donor priorities.
- Development professionals are responsible for crafting project plans that meet global standards and secure funding.
- Teams or individuals looking to enhance their skills in problem analysis, goal setting, and the Logical Framework Approach.
