Personal Security with First Aid is a special, two-day security preparedness course for individuals who travel abroad on short-term trips or who travel to medium risk countries. It is ideal for consultants, academics, board trustees, and volunteer team leaders or any other short-term traveller who needs to know how to keep themselves, and others, safe. The course focuses on increasing understanding of how to assess, mitigate, and respond to security threats as well as critical first aid skills for places where medical services may not respond quickly.

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Explore both the structure and practice of community development around the world. Engage in a critical analysis of different approaches to community development, their historical development and underlying assumptions. Gain an understanding of the structural and practical issues that promote or detract from the goal of community empowerment.

Upon completion of this course participants will be able to:

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Introduction

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This course takes a practical approach to financial planning for the organisation and considers: the compilation of budgets; how to identify potential problems arising and suggests actions which can be taken. It also looks at ways of improving financial control using budgets, so as to avoid reduced profits and/or financial problems, providing opportunities for participants to apply the course content to practical examples.

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This intrinsic total quality management training course will help participants understand total quality concept and techniques for managing, controlling, and improving quality. Each module exposes participants to contemporary knowledge and techniques of TQM. This would in turn enable the participant to implement quality improvement processes in the workplace, in line with the philosophy of Total Quality Management.

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The experience, knowledge and enthusiasm of a presenter are usually the deciding factors of many selection panels and audiences in judging how good a presentation is. For major projects, initiatives, and ideas, most competing teams will do their technical homework and develop similar competing approaches and solutions to the project’s needs/issues and challenges.

In a competitive market, knowing how to manage, plan and package a proposal is one of the most important measures that bring your company / organization to the position of closing a deal with the client. Companies and organizations don’t only compete on the same business opportunities, tenders and clients to which they submit proposals, but they often compete with the clock to construct high quality proposals in small amounts of time. Carelessly and poorly managed and presented proposals can damage your company’s reputation with your client.

Civil Society and Non-Governmental Organizations are mandated to demonstrate and report tangible results in development projects in order to be more accountable to its beneficiaries in one hand and its funding partners on the other for how resources are used, what results are achieved and how effective these results are in bringing about progress and change in human development.

The four Geneva Conventions of 1949 form the cornerstone of contemporary international humanitarian law (IHL). In the 1950s, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) published a set of commentaries on these Conventions, giving practical guidance on their meaning and implementation.

TB is a major cause of morbidity and mortality in infants, children and adolescents in TB endemic countries, but is often unrecognised due to under-detection and under-reporting. Many of the high burden TB countries are situated in the Asia-Pacific region, but the burden of TB in children in these countries is poorly understood. Increasingly, national TB programmes are working with the child health sector to incorporate an approach to childhood TB into their national strategies. However, TB in children and adolescents provide specific challenges for diagnosis, management and prevention.

The International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease (The Union) will hold a training course, International Clinical and Programmatic TB-HIV Course, from 7-11 May 2018, in Singapore.

The International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease (The Union) will hold a training course on Principles of Tuberculosis Care and Prevention: Translating Knowledge to Action, from 17-26 September 2018, in New Delhi, India.

The International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease (The Union) will hold a training course on the Principles of Tuberculosis Care and Prevention: Translating Knowledge to Action, from 12-21 March 2018, in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe.

RÉDACTION D'UN RAPPORT D'EVALUATION EFFICACE ET CRÉATIF

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Introduction: Across the world humanitarians are called to the most challenging areas to aid those in need. You must comfort those who have lost loved ones, property and livelihoods. You are expected to listen to them, care for them and assist them to return to “normal”. How? How do you receive those fleeing for their lives, hear their stories and raise awareness of their plight?

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"Jobs of the Future are largely dependent on Digital Tools - Jim Yong Kim, World Bank President"

Don't get left behind attend the Innovation in Evaluation workshop to learn about ICT tools for Evaluation.

Topics include: Drones for Evaluation, Wearable Technology for Real time Data using IoT sensors as well as Soft Skills for Evaluators.

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This highly practical short course will provide you with the chance to deepen your project management skills and feel confident to address multi-layered considerations. Develop the skills needed to manage complex projects, broaden your scope, and elevate your project management approach. Extend your knowledge beyond the basic concepts of project management and walk away with a complete project plan applicable to your specific occupation.