COURSE OBJECTIVES

This course is designed to equip participants with skills in research and project proposal write-up, as well as resource mobilization for the development of their respective institutions or organizations.

KEY TOPICS

• Key practices for developing effective programs and successful proposals;
• Types of information for every proposal;
• Four elements of a proposal;
• Doable evaluation plan;
• Bullet-proof budget;
• Grant proposal review process; and
• Work relationships with funders.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

By the end of the course participants will be able to:

• Identify the key practices for developing effective programs and successful proposals;
• Understand the types of information that are a “must” for every proposal;
• Recognize the four most crucial elements of a proposal and how they fit together;
• Spell out the specific, measurable outcomes to be achieved in a program/ project;
• Build a basic, doable evaluation plan;
• Create a bullet-proof budget;
• Plan ways to make programs sustainable;
• Understand the grant proposal review process; and
• Create and maintain work relationships with funders.

TARGET PARTICIPANTS

Academicians in higher learning institutions, officials in the central and local governments,officers in private consulting firms or any other individual willing to enhance proposal writing skills.

Offered By : Political Science and Public Administration - College of Social Sciences

OTHER DETAILS

Cost: 400,000

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