May222019 by PM4NGOsNo Comments
Partnership management

Partnership management

.NewWebsite., Governance, Partners, Webinar
Social, environmental, and economic needs are complex and require participation of a variety of stakeholders. It is essential for an organization to form partnerships and alliances with other NGOs and civil society organizations to achieve better results. In addition, strategic alliances with local and national governments, companies, and industries increase the chances of a project success.  Working through partnerships helps to save resources and joining efforts on initiatives (projects) that are similar or related. More importantly, coordinating projects would avoid overlapping activities and, therefore, overloading a community with too many events, training, meetings, and mobilization. (more…)
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May132018 by PM4NGOsNo Comments
Monitoring & Evaluation: phase or integrated principle?

Monitoring & Evaluation: phase or integrated principle?

.NewWebsite., Webinar
DescriptionLisa Garland and Sonia Moldovan will discuss the challenges of Monitoring and Evaluation processes, from a perspective of a project phase or an integrated principle.You can see the panelists bio at the end of this page.Time May 21, 2018 2:00 PM in TopicMonitoring & Evaluation: phase or integrated principle? Register  Speakers Lisa Robbins-GarlandBoard Member @PM4NGOsLisa Robbins-Garland has over 10 years of experience in international humanitarian and development work, with firsthand experience of how program management can make or break our ability to achieve positive change. As Senior Advisor for Program Management, she is currently managing revisions to Mercy Corps’ Program Management policy, minimum standards, manual, toolkit and global support model. Sonia MoldovanSenior MEL Technical Lead @Mercy CorpsSonia is a results driven development practitioner with over a decade of experience implementing Monitoring and…
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Sep262017 by PM4NGOsNo Comments
Building Project Management Capacity through Mentoring

Building Project Management Capacity through Mentoring

.NewWebsite., Webinar
Project Managers Against Poverty (PMAP) has partnered with Humentum (formerly LINGOs) to run an e-mentoring network for project managers who work in international development and the third sector. Our MentorNet e-mentoring platform enables mentors and mentees to register and manage their profiles, to securely establish and conduct successful mentoring relationships. Mentees are able to choose their mentors. We have 40 volunteer mentors registered from 20 countries, and 35 mentees registered from 20 countries (at July 1, 2017). The service is provided at no cost to users. Mentees register here to get professional guidance on your project management challenges! Watch the video "How to Find a Mentor". Mentors register here to give back to the project management community and make a difference! It's also a great learning opportunity. Webinar The video…
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Apr212017 by PM4NGOsNo Comments

It’s time to find a project management mentor!

.NewWebsite., Development Sector, Project Management, Training, Webinar
It’s time to find a project management mentor! Project Managers Against Poverty (PMAP) runs an e-mentoring scheme for project managers who work in international development and the third sector. The scheme enables mentors and mentees to register and manage their profiles, to securely establish and conduct successful mentoring relationships. Mentees are able to choose their mentors. It enables mentees to learn from another person’s vision, experience, and learning, and get professional guidance on the challenges they encounter. We have 38 volunteer mentors registered from 18 countries, and 46 mentees registered from 25 countries. To read about the benefits of the PMAP scheme and experiences of mentees see the Association for Project Management (APM) blog here. The service is provided at no cost to users. To find out more please join…
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