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  • Siyakhula Trust: CSI Programme

    Siyakhula Trust is a NGO whose mission is to assist community leaders, CBOs, NPOs and government officials develop skills so that they can efficiently initiate and manage development and job creation projects to the benefit of the communities they serve.

    Siyakhula Trust is conducting a three–day course on CSI Programme from 22-24 June 2009 in Johannesburg.

    Event type: 
    Training
    Event venue: 
    Apollo Hotel, Randburg, Johannesburg <br /> <br /> Cost: R6 488 (VAT inclusive)<br />
    Event start date: 
    06/22/2009
    Event end date: 
    06/24/2009

  • Media Strategies Workshop for Organisational Sustainability

    Facilitator: Rusana Philander 

    If you have dealt with the media before and do not know how to consolidate your relationships and are in need of a comprehensive media and marketing strategy, then this workshop is for you!

    Event type: 
    Workshop
    Event venue: 
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    Event start date: 
    03/27/2009
    Event end date: 
    04/17/2009

  • Striking a Balance

    “Striking a Balance: A Guide to Enhancing the Effectiveness of NGOs in International Development” offers analysis and a practical guide to how NGOs can be effective international development. It describes sustainable people-centred development and the processes required to achieve it, focusing on the five factors which determine effectiveness: suitable organisational design; competent leadership and human resources; appropriate external relationships; mobilisation of high quality finance; and the measurement of performance coupled to 'learning for leverage'.

  • EC Housing Department to Train Unemployed Graduates

    The Eastern Cape housing department to train unemployed graduates help to train rural communities to access government funds for housing

    The Eastern Cape housing department has announced that unemployed graduates will soon be trained to assist the province’s rural communities on how to access government funds for housing.

    Ddepartment spokesperson, Lwandile Sicwetsha says the move follows the department’s launch of a R3.6 million “housing education consumer” project aimed at helping communities gain access to subsidy programmes.

    Source: 
    The Citizen