Project Cycle Management (PCM) is a scientific approach based on setting proper planning for development projects, it begins with the analysis phase of the project idea, then the appraisal phase and collection of the initial and necessary information to identify the needs, followed by the planning phase, then the implementation phase, then the monitoring & evaluation, until the final phase of closing the project or extending it to another new phase. |
In the first unit, the participants learn the concept of a development project, the types of projects, and the difference between them. |
Anyone involved in development and humanitarian work, project officers, project managers, policymakers, donors, community leaders, NGO employees among other development actors. |
By the end of this course, the participants will have known:
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Each module contains a final test with a passing score of 50%. After you pass the assessment, the system will make a record of your score and you will be able to receive your certificate upon completion. If you do not pass, you may repeat the assessment multiple times to pass. The system will save only your highest score. You can complete the course at times that suit you continuously or intermittently, and you can withdraw from the course at any time and resume it later. The four units must be completed in sequence, as you cannot move to the next unit until after the previous unit is successfully completed. You will receive a course certificate upon successful completion of all four modules and filling out the satisfaction questionnaire at the end of the course. |
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