Development Project Management Course

What is included

This project management course is shared as a complete Google Drive folder so learners can access the introduction, modules, workbook, facilitator guide, and assessment package together.

The course is designed around the realities of NGO and development-sector project work, including planning, stakeholder engagement, implementation, MEAL, finance, closure, and adaptive management.

• Course introduction
• Facilitator guide
• Assessment package
• Participant workbook
• Ten project management modules from foundations to adaptive management
• Coverage of design, planning, implementation, MEAL, finance, programme management, and closure

Best use cases

• Self-study for NGO and development-sector project staff
• Training preparation for project management workshops
• Reference material for planning, implementation, MEAL, finance, and closure tasks

What you can get from it

• A full view of the project lifecycle in development settings
• Reusable module structures for training and reflection
• Practical grounding in project design, delivery, monitoring, finance, and adaptation

How to use this resource

• Open the complete Google Drive folder.
• Start with the course introduction and participant workbook.
• Move through the modules in order if you are self-studying, or select modules based on your immediate project needs.
• Use the assessment package and facilitator guide only where appropriate for your learning or training context.

Related search intent

Visitors looking for this resource often also look for topics such as:

• NGO project management course
• development project management training
• project management for nonprofits

Who this resource helps

This resource is designed for project managers, ngo professionals, development professionals who want practical material they can study, adapt, or apply with less setup time.

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