Our NGO Management Program equips your team with the essential skills and knowledge to drive sustainable growth and make a meaningful impact. Join us to transform your organization and contribute effectively to civil society’s goals.
Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) have become vital components of civil society, playing significant roles in human rights, environmental sustainability, and social development at local, national, and international levels. Our NGO Management Program is designed to develop your management skills and provide a critical theoretical approach to NGO management, ensuring your organization thrives in achieving its mission.
Key Topics Covered:
| HR and Staff Wellbeing | Humanitarian Emergency Response |
| Resource of Mobilization | Partnership Management |
| Security Planning | Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning |
| Advocacy and Voice | Communication Plan |
| Program Development/Project Planning and Execution | Fundraising and Proposal Writing |
| Organizational Change Management |
Improved Leadership
Enhanced Communication
Strategic Planning
Effective Fundraising
Resource Optimization
Crisis Management
Increased Collaboration
Staff Wellbeing
Advocacy Skills
Monitoring & Evaluation
What can you expect?
Enhance resumes: Gain credentials that bolster your professional profile.
Teach budgeting skills: Learn effective financial management.
Open fundraising opportunities: Identify and pursue funding sources.
Form well-rounded employees: Develop a versatile and skilled team.
Improve strategic planning: Craft comprehensive strategies for success.
Strengthen partnerships: Build and manage effective collaborations.
Boost organizational efficiency: Streamline processes and operations.
Increase community impact: Enhance your NGO’s influence and effectiveness.
How is it delivered?
The program is delivered over
Multiple full-day or half-day sessions
The language of instruction is in
ENGLISH/ARABIC
The reading materials are tailored to your language needs
All of our programs combine
Theory and Practice
Adult learning following the STAD methodology