INTRODUCTION
Project Cycle Management PCM is a management tool based on the Log-frame approach which is used in project development. The project cycle enables provision of structures that ensures Stakeholders are consulted and relevant information is available thus enhancing informed decision making in crucial stages of a project. The cycle is made up of six components including; Programming, Identification, Formulation, Financing, Implementation, and Evaluation. This course will equip participants with skills in project design using Logical Framework, Result-based management concepts and the use of PCM as project structuring tool.
TRAINING OBJECTIVES
By conclusion of the Training Workshop, Participants will understand;
- The role of PCM and key activities to be undertaken at each stage
- The principles of project cycle management & Logical Framework Approach
- Critically review the role of financing proposals
- Assess the potential relevance, feasibility & sustainability for a case study financing, Proposal, & identify how to improve quality
- The role of Logframe in project monitoring & evaluation
- How to use the LFA to assess a project document & identify information needs for a feasibility study
TARGET GROUP
This Course is geared to those of you attending PCM workshops which include; project planners and managers from Governments, Donor Agencies, Consultants, Not For Profit Organizations, Project Managers and others involved in the implementation of Development Projects.
TRAINING DURATION
5 Days
PROJECT CYCLE MANAGEMENT TRAINING COURSE OUTLINE
Module One: Project Cycle Management (PCM)
- Introduction
- Key terms and Concepts of PCM
- Components of project cycle
- Project cycle management
- Planning and Management Tools for project cycle management
Module Two: Project Design and Analysis using The Logical Framework Approach
- Introduction
- Problem analysis
- Analysis of objectives
- Strategy analysis
- Logframe Matrix
- Levels of Objectives
- Assumptions
- Factors ensuring sustainability
- Objectives verifiable indicators (OVIs)
- Sources of Verification (SOVs)
- Means and Costs
Module Three: Using the Logical Framework to Develop Activities and Resource Schedules
- Creating checklist for preparing an activity schedule
- Presenting an activity schedule
- Checklist for specifying means and scheduling cost
- Summary
- Assignment
Module Four: Project Design Proposal & Proposal Using the LFA
- Introduction
- Guide for Assessment of a Project Proposal
- Analyzing problems & Objectives
- Identify the Intervention logic
- Analyze the project’s feasibility (part 1)
- Assess sustainability
- Analyze the project’s feasibility (part2)
- Prepare Terms of Reference (ToR)
- The Quality Assessment Tools
Module Five: Project Monitoring and Reporting with GIS (geographic information systems)
- Introduction
- Designing a Monitoring system
- Analyze project objectives
- Review implementing procedure
- Review indicators
- Reporting
Module Six: Project Review and Evaluation
- Introduction
- Evaluation Criteria
- Linkage to the Logframe
- Cost
- Activities
- Results
- Project Purpose
- Overall Objective
- Opportunities for Evaluation
- Case study
CUSTOMIZED TRAINING
This training can also be customized for your institution upon request. You can have it delivered your preferred location.
For further inquiries, please contact us on details below:
Tel: +254 (0) 739167709.
Email: training @versedpro.com
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