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The title says it all – from project planning to managing the money to checking your own motivation. If you can open Excel files, you should also download the two Excel spreadsheets, which illustrate the accounting chapter Fadumo Alin, Sjaak de Boer, Gordon Freer, Lia van Ginneken, Wim Klaasen, Jean Robert Mbane…

Essential information on: • Setting up your NGO’s computer as well as possible • Making your staff computer-literate • Improving the English of the NGO • Improving your reports and documents • Making your own hand-outs and booklets • Making Your Computer a Community Resource • Protecting your computer Jon Anderson and…

Designed to facilitate training of 12 to 25 students at a time. Some experience with running projects and teaching groups required. Adapted by Maeve Moynihan , from the chapters on the Project Cycle in “How to Build A Good Small NGO”. 2004, Amsterdam. Revised November 2005

This booklet is designed to help improve the quality of meetings that form a frequent and regular part of humanitarian activities. Adi, Bryan and Richard Walker 2005, Amsterdam.

To make good decisions, you need good information. This manual summarizes the information needed throughout the Project Cycle – and how to get it, using surveys, PRAs, samples, etc. Wim Klaassen, Maeve Moynihan 2005, Amsterdam

This exercise is most suitable for the afternoon sesion of a one-day Introduction to Sphere Workshop, when the morning has been spent reviewing the Humanitarian Charter and the Technical Chapters of the Sphere Minimum Standards (SMS). Bryan Walker 2004 5 pages

Accompanying map (1 page)

So you have decided to organise a workshop. This manual guides you through the decision-making and action: Planning the Workshop Content Planning the administration Facilitating and running the workshop Planning your own workshop Maeve Moynihan, Jean-Jaques Guilbert, Bryan Walker, Adi Walker 2004, Amsterdam.