Why do Program Managers need to work with Project Managers to update Risk Registers in a coordinated way?

Tolerance levels exist to protect the Program Manager, reducing organizational risk by:

The Program Manager should be aware that the implementation of one project could impact on elements of another, and take steps to manage processes, deal with issues, and readjust schedules if needed. Which principle does this example best reflect?

Which of these is the best reflection of participatory program management?

To develop a comprehensive risk management strategy, which of the following components should be included?

Adaptive management is a skill that is used in all phases of a program lifecycle and enables a Program Manager to:

According to the Program DPro Guide, how many phases does the Program life cycle have?

Which one of the following is a good example of an Internal Stakeholder?

Which of the following demonstrates the principle of Well-Governed during Program Closure?

How frequently should a Program Governance meet?

The program baseline is developed during which phase?

Why is developing a Program Gantt Chart an important part of the Design process?

Which of the following documents is a good tool for effective stakeholder management?

Which of the following tools is a visual illustration of how different areas of a program (overall tasks, project activities, resource requirements, and funding processes) interact?

Who is accountable for ensuring that all Closure processes are followed?

What does a Program Manager do to ensure that the scope of a program is controlled effectively throughout its lifecycle?

An entity or individual with some involvement in a program, and/or is either positively or negatively affected by it, is referred to as a:

During the Program Identification phase, what three things can be done to enhance the success of a program?

When applying the principle of comprehensiveness to building an excellent program team, it is important for the Program Manager to:

To manage program closure in a comprehensive way, it is important that all issues and risks are satisfactorily:

Program Managers are not only responsible for supply chain management at a program level, but also for ensuring that:

The Program Manager of a well-governed program does which of the following regularly during the Planning and Implementation Phase?

In which Phase is a well-thought out monitoring and evaluation framework developed to ensure that a program is adaptable to change?

What is the main difference between a project and program logical framework (logframe)?

What must a Program Manager do to effectively manage the uncertainties inherent in the life of a program?

The Commitment Curve is primarily focused on:

Which of these are the main outputs of the Program Closure phase?

Who would typically manage a portfolio?

Ensuring that a program is designed to include all aspects of its delivery is an example of which principle?

Insight and lessons learned are captured in program and project logs and shared with the program team in which of these documents?

If a problem statement is “a high incidence of water borne diseases in vulnerable populations", which objective statement might apply?

How does a Program Manager develop high-level program estimates?

Who should take an objective view of all program components, making connections and developing the overview needed to streamline activities and enhance performance?

Which of the following tools is used as a control mechanism to enable project and program teams to reflect and evaluate the next steps in the progress of a program?

Adaptive program management is integral to high quality program performance. If programs are not modified and adapted to suit a dynamic and changing environment, they are more likely to:

In which directions must the Program Manager manage?

Which is one characteristic of project management?

After a program has closed, which of these audiences would benefit from information about its story of impact and success?
a. Internal and external stakeholders
b. Country, regional or international media outlets
c. Other agencies and I/NGOs
d. Fundraising and communications teams

What is the Theory of Change?

During which phase of the program lifecycle is a Monitoring and Evaluation framework established?

Which principle ensures that program planning incorporate plans from all areas of a program?

To build a comprehensive overview of the program, it is important to set aside time in the Identification phase to:

What is a Risk Register?

Which of the following is always an output of the Program Design phase?

For integration to be effective, a Program Manager must ensure that each of the six disciplines are understood and applied throughout a program’s lifecycle because:

Which of these terms applies to negative and external factors that could jeopardize program activities?

Effective program governance provides:

The iterative planning process that enables teams to tailor the implementation plan to be responsive to a dynamic environment is known as what?

Which of the following is an example of a Program principle?

A Government Minister may not be a member of a project team but could be an important source of policy-related information related to a program. When updating a RACI matrix, in which column should the Minister's appear?

In the Program Planning phase, which of these steps involves engagement with key internal and external stakeholders?

Which of the following are among the essential inputs needed to successfully complete the Design phase?

Who is responsible for ensuring that the Program Manager has the information and support needed to address the challenges of their leadership role?

Which of the following is a clear benefit of the application of the principle of participatory program management?

What program document delineates the processes and tools that will keep internal and external stakeholders informed?

As a program is implemented, which of these options best describes principles for effective stakeholder management?

The Program Concept Document is a key output of the Program Identification phase. What does it describe?

Building in the time to make small changes to a program or projects before significant problems arise involves what kind of management approach?

Which of these statements most reflects the intention of a Stakeholder Engagement Strategy?

An integrated approach ensures that all aspects of a program are ______________ so they achieve results that are greater than the sum of their parts

Among the following scenarios, which one is the program's most sustainable outcome?

Which of these plans need to be reviewed and updated as outputs of the Program Implementation phase?

The Program Manager adheres to donor requirements and works with their ________ when appointing evaluators.

Which of these options best describes a project?

Development agencies working in a country agree that their water and sanitation interventions will all adhere to the same global standard of providing water within a 500m walking radius. According to Bradshaw 's Classification of Needs, this decision is informed by what kind of needs?

A comprehensive approach to program management involves the application of which of these principles:
1. Define the resources needed to implement projects within a program.
2. Plan for a wide range of program and project deliverables.
3. Focus on the Planning and Implementation Phase to ensure deliverables are met within the triple constraint triangle.
4. Be able to sequence resourcing for a variety of projects and program deliverables.

What is the purpose of a Program Organization Chart?

Which program management principle focuses on gaining a detailed understanding of key stakeholder interests and responsibilities?

Fill in the blank with the missing term: The _______ enables the Program Management Team to prioritize ways of working with people and groups that are related to a program

Which type of evaluation takes place after the completion of the program and explores the long-term sustainability of its interventions?

It is important to understand the difference between a cause and an effect during the Program Identification phase. A cause can be described as:

What is the intention of Program DPro?

The ______ is often delivered by an external specialist during or after a program has closed.

What's the goal of a Stakeholder Power/Interest Grid?

What is the primary focus of the Closure phase?