INTRODUCTION TO RESULTS-BASED MANAGEMENT

How do we apply the Results-Based Management (RBM) philosophy and principles to drive highly impactful development results?

How to use the Logical Framework Approach (LFA) to easily design, monitor and evaluate humanitarian and community development projects?

How can we use RBM and LFA to consistently deliver a high level of positive, measurable change that will keep your stakeholders and donors satisfied?

This introduction will demystify what Results-Based Management is all about, and how it fits into the project cycle. It highlights the importance of the Logical Framework Approach, and contextualises RBM and monitoring and evaluation as integral tools in effective development practice.

In a series of cleear and simple lectures, we will  unpack RBM and LFA terminology, concepts and philosophy, so that you have a foundation for understanding and integrating RBM into your own development practice for the empowerment and development of the communities and stakeholders that you work with.

“As a result of the training, RBM is now our in-house tool for project evaluation and appraisal, and we mainstream RBM in all our 37 project offices across Nigeria. Neil opened my eyes to critical issues of linking activities to results and impacts, and his ability to deconstruct and demystify M&E made the training a life-changing experience.”

– Dr Steve Ogidan, National Coordinating Consultant. Nigeria Incentive-Based Risk-Sharing System for Agricultural Lending

“Neil is a wonderful trainer who lets the participants have in-depth knowledge of the course. And the way the course has been designed and is conducted really helps to grasp a good knowledge on the subject matter.”

– Kanchan Ojha, Monitoring and Evaluation Associate, World Wide Fund For Nature, Nepal

“The training helped me to improve my knowledge on how to develop social projects more efficiently. The course provides good learning on how to develop projects with better performance and greater accountability by applying a clear logical framework to plan, manage and measure an intervention with a focus on the results you want to achieve.”

– Elçin Demirel, Regional Coordinator, TAMEB (German-Turkish Partnership for Vocational Skills Development)

“The training is a ‘must’ for project planning and implementation and will have a positive impact.”

– Kübra Emir, Program Officer, Relief International, Turkey

“The training is a ‘must’ for project planning and implementation and will have a positive impact.”

– Kübra Emir, Program Officer, Relief International, Turkey

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