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How to maximise your Return on Failure (ROF)
May 15, 2019
This article has been originally published at Thinkfully
Last month, Thinkfully joined the Third Sector Project Management Forum (TSPMF) at the British Red ...
Weircapacity, PM4NGOs training partner
May 11, 2019
PM4NGOs gladly announce Weircapacity as new training partner.
Written by: Weircapacity
Over the years,
we have executed projects in small towns and...
The rise and reality of INGO domestic programming
May 8, 2019
Author: Susannah Pickering-SaqqaThis article was originally published at Bond
There is a growing interest in the idea of INGOs running programmes in...
The Identification and Design Forest
May 1, 2019
I always wondered why we need to develop the Problem Tree … then the Objectives Tree … then the Alternatives Tree … and finally start developing the Logframe. O