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Course Announcement Conflict Sensitive Project Management and M&E
Event Details
Time: October 12, 2014 to October 24, 2014
Location: Peace Castle, Stadtschlaining, Austria
Street: Rochusplatz 1
City/Town: Stadtschlaining
Website or Map: http://www.aspr.peacecastle.e…
Event Type: course
Organized By: ASPR
Latest Activity: Oct 13, 2014
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Event Description
Dear All,
this course is not specifically about gender issues, but traditionally it is very gender sensitive and brings out plenty gender relevant topics.
The Austrian Study Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution organizes a 2-week course on
CONFLICT-SENSITIVE PROJECT PLANNING, MANAGEMENT, MONITORING and EVALUATION
Date and Location
12 – 24 October 2014, Peace Castle Schlaining, Austria
Participants
Development practitioners who
- want to deepen their knowledge about project management in crisis and post-conflict areas
- wish to prepare for field missions in crisis and post-conflict areas
The course covers
- Results Based Management
- Gender Sensitivity, Human Rights Based Approach, Conflict Sensitivity
- Conflict Sensitive Problem Analysis
- Logical Framework
- Budgeting, Finances and Operations
- Monitoring
- Evaluation
Reporting - Communication
Course Faculty
The course faculty consists of seasoned international experts. Every faculty member has over 15 years of highly relevant professional experience in crisis and post-conflict areas with international organizations, NGOs, think-tanks, bilateral development agencies, private sector and state administration.
Course Fee
The competitively priced course fees of € 1450 include tuition, course materials, half board accommodation and transportation within Austria. (Please note, there are just few more places in the course available.)
Application Form: http://www.aspr.peacecastle.eu/training-programmes/ipt/application/
Course information: http://www.friedensburg.at/uploads/files/IPT_SC_Project_Management_Brochure.pdf
Please visit www.aspr.ac.at/ipt for more details.
Contact us at ipt@aspr.ac.at if you require any further information.
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