DDP: Logical Framework Approach

Projects are designed to address problems faced by beneficiaries, with this in mind the Democracy Development Programme is pleased to announce that we have managed to contract a expert that has worked extensively within the NGO sector to design a workshop that addresses the project cycle of an organisation using the logical framework approach.

A properly planned project addressing the real problems of the beneficiaries cannot be achieved without an analysis of the existing situation. The LFA analyses the existing situation as a basis for later planning.

Expected outcome of the workshop:

• To empower existing organisations to analytically structure their focus in project planning
• To encompass the different elements in a process of change (problems, objectives, stakeholders, plan for implementation, etc)
• To create an environment of participation/accountability/ownership
• To provide a structure for the dialogue between different stakeholders in a project
• Generate an Operational Plan, indicating costs and budgets of the project which will be used as the basis for drawing up a proposal
• Identify potential donors with similar interests

Who will benefit from this workshop?

• Directors
• Field workers
• Project managers / coordinators
• Administrators
• Finance and admin staff
• Operation managers

Dates: 16-18 November 2009

Time: 08h30 – 16h00

Venue: Glenmore Pastoral Centre, Durban

Cost: R800 per delegate

Register before 16 October 2009

To register for this workshop, please complete the registration form.

Only 15 seats available

The final date for payment is the 30 October 2009.

For further enquiries and more information, please contact Manju Marimuthu on Tel: 031 304 9305, email manjum@ddpdurban.org.za alternatively log on to www.ddp.org.za to download the registration form.

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