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Course Outline
DAY 1
Getting Started in RBM
- Defining the Function and Benefits of RBM
- Examples of Historical Outcomes using RBM
- Putting Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Together within RBM
- Tools and Techniques of Programme Management
- Principles of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluating for Results
- Overview of Key Roles and Responsibilities
DAY 2
Planning for Results: Practical Applications
- Understanding the Strategic Plan and your relative SMART Goals
- Managing Stakeholder Engagement and Expectations
- The Planning Exercise: A Thorough Understanding of the Problem
- Route Cause Analysis to Define Problems and Issues
- Finalising the Deliverables - A Results Framework
- Creating a Set of Positive Results
DAY 3
Planning for Monitoring and Evaluation
- Monitoring and Evaluation Framework
- Resources for Monitoring and Evaluation
- Monitoring: Collection of Data, Analysis and Reporting
- The Role and Function of Risk Management in RBM
- Resources Required for Risk Management
- Contemporary Best Practice in Risk Management
DAY 4
Communicating and Coordinating Project Reporting
- Building Solid Communication Channels Up and Down
- Developing the “Impact Statement”
- Defining and Communicating the Outputs
- Communication Breakdowns and How to Avoid Them
- Putting it All Together: Communicating Indicators of Change
- Off- site Mentoring on Results-based Planning and Reporting
DAY 5
Evaluating for Results
- Why Evaluate? - Uses of Evaluation
- Principles, Norms and Standards for Evaluation
- Roles and Responsibilities in Evaluation
- Requirements for Programme Teams
- Steps in the Evaluation Process
- Avoiding the Pitfalls of RBM
- Course Summary and Team Exercise
35 Hours
Testimonials (2)
Paul was a fantastic trainer. I enjoyed his style of teaching and delivery pace
Adeola
Course - Professional Scrum Master II | PSM II (Scrum.org accredited training course)
I liked the break outs and the chance to work with my peers taking the course. I also liked the small group we had although I understand this is not the norm