With funding becoming more competitive and donors demanding a greater degree of beneficiary accountability, even seasoned professionals are called to improve the processes of project design. Logical Frameworks or LogFrames are notoriously confusing and difficult to put together. This is because creating a good logical framework requires both a holistic and detailed understanding of the project. This level of understanding is rarely complete during the planning and funding stage, specially when the project design is still in flux. Still, even a draft logical framework can be very useful for planning, managing, and fundraising.
Be the part of this two-day training where you will explore the essential to perfect in designing logical, effective, and attractive projects which is the key factor to convince the donors. Most importantly, the course will help you demonstrate to your donors that you have a mastery of designing logical, effective, and attractive projects.
Date: 12-13 September 2019 (Thursday, Friday) 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM
Venue: Hotel Mulberry, Thamel, Kathmandu, Nepal
The aim of this training is to help you become comfortable with Logical Frameworks! Developed by humanitarian aid workers themselves through years of practice, this course will help you:
The course will be delivered through mixed-use of presentation, case-study examples, role-play and lively discussions in several sessions covering all steps vital to a successful application.
$250 / Rs. 25,000 – Early bird rate extended: $200 / Rs. 20,000 if you register and pay before the 30th August.
(Course fee is inclusive of all training materials and lunch)
Take this course together with Corporate Fundraising: Ways NGOs Can Tap Into Corporate Giving for only $280 / Npr 28000. Early bird rate extended $230 / Npr 23000 if you register and pay before the 30th August.
For more information contact proposalsforNGOs by phone: +977-9803844193 or info@proposalsforngos.com.
Christopher Varady is a development professional with 17 years of field experience. He has been exclusively focused on fundraising for the past 13 years, having raised more than $140 million for over 53 local and international clients in the Middle East, Europe, Africa, and Asia. He specializes in fundraising from institutional and non-traditional donors.
Is free learning possible?
Dear Navaraj: Unfortunately we have not set free seats this time, but do send your NGOs profile to programs@proposalsforngos.com and I will talk to the team if we can adjust the price for you. No promises though. 🙂
Thank you very much.
Its not for the student…its too expensive
Dear Shirjan Raya: May I know too expensive, compared to what?
Your input would be helpful for our future training.
Thank you!
It’s expensive for the general people…student like me and people like me who wants to learn ….you can complete your masters degree in 25000..relate this things…You are targeting the professional people who are in good post and have a good earning…if they are earning good then why this program for them only…there should be equity…anyway best of luck for the program…
Dear Shrijana: Thank you for sharing your thoughts and concern. I appreciate you taking the time to write. We will opt for a special price for students in our coming training.
Thank you once again.
I am trying to contact the above mentioned number but no one is responding. Is there any other contact number?
The above email is also not working??
Hello Pragun: If the info email is not working you email to our Hristy Rai, Program Officer Nepal team at hristy@proposalsforngos.com.