Join our inspirational ‘Training for Finance Trainers’ course in Nairobi and have a truly memorable learning experience. The course shares Mango's unique approach to taking the fear out of finance. After attending you will be able to design finance training using participatory learning techniques, help to demystify financial jargon and produce effective resource materials.

The course will enable participants to develop practical knowledge of international principles, standards and competences when using guidelines and tools in camp management. In line with the latest developments and approaches in Camp Coordination and camp management (CCCM), the course will prepare you to contribute to and participate in effective settlement response in complex displacement settings.

Managing people can be a challenge for any organisation. In the relief sector, there is often the additional challenge of managing remotely, while still engaging and valuing staff working in stressful and chaotic environments. Successful distance management is essential for the success of any humanitarian response – it’s 90% about the people issues and 10% about the new technology.

Given the insecure and often rapidly changing environments in which aid agencies work, safety and security management is not an optional extra. This five-day intensive course will enable participants to identify the key requirements for managing security in complex emergencies and conflict zones by practicing essential techniques in risk management, security assessment and crisis response. The course draws on field case studies, the current humanitarian environment and the security management practices used by humanitarian bodies internationally.

The ways in which needs are defined and prioritized has huge implications. Do you have the vital technical skills and understanding of best practice to help ensure an appropriate humanitarian response? Conducting accurate, effective and timely assessments is the key to the preparation and planning of humanitarian programmes and projects and often forms the basis for a coherent monitoring process.

Who should attend? Those who have experience of working in a relief context and are, or will be, responsible for carrying out needs assessments

About the course

Course Description

Advocacy has become a requisite tool for reproductive health and HIV & AIDS programme managers and service providers throughout the continent. As competition for scarce resources increases, advocacy skills become important tools in influencing the decision-making process regarding resource allocation.

This one-week course provides hands-on experience in designing, developing and setting indicators for monitoring and evaluating an advocacy campaign and strategy aimed at influencing policy change.

Fevers, bleeds and dehydration … be ready to respond

For those working in relief, develop and mission this experiential training course provides an opportunity for you to develop your practical skills and understanding of how to respond appropriately to common injuries and illnesses which occur on the field.

Pro-actively managing stress! Be ready to deal with the challenges

Cultivating personal resilience is designed to build an individual’s capacity to cope with stress and adversity. Our evidence based workshop will take an in-depth look at personal resilience factors and provides an opportunity for you to consider your own personal resilience.

We will provide you with the opportunity to create a personalised resilience review, which will identify your strengths and support needs in order to bolster resilience.