Project Planning and Implementation
Course code: 7STI-402
Course Description
A project is a set of activities with defined time and cost to achieve specific objectives, distinct from routine day-to-day operations. The stages of a project lifecycle include conception, feasibility study, project planning, project implementation, termination, and evaluation. Project planning is a crucial process that involves establishing the project’s scope, defining objectives, and developing action steps. Project implementation, on the other hand, is the execution phase where the project plan is put into action.

Program Benefits
- Understand the discipline of project management and its role in achieving project objectives.
- Comprehend the principles and practices of project planning, design, and preparation.
- Master implementation techniques for projects in a development context.
- Apply the theory and practice of management skills for successful project implementation, including both 'hard' and 'soft' skills.
- Develop participatory project planning skills.
- Create a comprehensive project implementation plan.
- Identify various approaches to project implementation.
- Analyze factors affecting project implementation.
- Recognize the characteristics of a good project manager.
- Understand project completion, closure, and handing over processes.
- Enhance project leadership and team-building skills.
- Improve project proposal writing and reporting skills.
Topics Covered
- The Concept of Project Management
- Participatory Project Planning
- Project Implementation
- Approaches to Project Implementation
- Project Implementation Plan
- Factors Affecting Project Implementation
- Characteristics of a Good Project Manager
- Project Completion, Closure, and Handing Over
- Project Leadership and Team Building
- Project Proposal Writing and Reporting
Who Should Enroll?
This program is ideal for project planners, managers, department heads, and monitoring and evaluation officers.
Training Methodology
The training sessions will be delivered through a brief conceptual presentation in the form of participatory lectures using PowerPoint presentations, group discussions, exercises in groups, and case studies.
Duration: Five days (40 hours)
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