Project Cycle Management
The project cycle consists of four stages: 1) assessment and planning, 2) implementation and monitoring, 3) evaluation, and 4) adaptation. Each stage has its own characteristics and requires specific knowledge and skills.
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Managing the office
Are you following the principles of good administration?
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Managing the People
• Building and sustaining an effective Board • The boss • Conflict resolution • Gender
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Managing the Vision
A 7-point plan for aligning your vision with your mission, strategies and goals.
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Managing the money
Healthy finances are ‘mission-critical’ for NGOs – the important questions and resources that will help you.
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Problemsolving: SWOTs & Strategic Plans
• Problem-Solving with a SWOT • Making a Strategic Plan • Implementing, Monitoring & Evaluating
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Before you write that Email requesting Funding
Is you NGO looking for funding? Have you been – or will you be – sending out emails requesting money? Stop for a moment and consider how you do it.
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Vacancy Websites
Would you like to be a humanitarian/aid/development worker?
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Self-assessment for established NGOs
You have started your NGO and now want to move to another level, to improve your work. How do you do this – and what does Networklearning have to offer?
