Participatory
Monitoring and Evaluation May 3 - 7 Reporting Skills and Professional Writing May 3 - 7 Developing Project Proposals May 10 - 14 Facilitation and Presentation Skills May 10 - 14
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Kathmandu, Nepal (2010)
Reporting Skills and Professional Writing Jan 18 - 22 Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation Feb 1 - 5 Facilitation and Presentation Skills Feb 8 - 12 Developing Project Proposals Mar 1 - 5 Training of Trainers Mar 8 - 12 The Project Managers' Toolkit Mar 22 - 31
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About Us
ELD Training provides practical training and consultancy services to development
organisations worldwide. Active since 2000 in South and South-East Asia, ELD services
are now available to even more development partners on Europe, The Middle-East
and Africa from our Turkey office. Originally, ELD was registered as a charity
in the United Kingdom, but voluntarily became a private sector organisation in
2009. Based in Kathmandu, Nepal and Bangkok, Thailand, ELD conducts regular open
training workshops in areas such as Reporting Skills, Project Management and PM&E,
as well as a range of in-house assignments which include training, planning, proposal
development, teambuilding, project close-out and outplacement. Since 2009, our
Turkey office is available for in-house assignments in-country and beyond.
ELD was founded in 2000 'to enhance the skills of people working in education, sustainable development and human rights using the most appropriate technologies and methodologies'.
ELD's objectives are based on extensive research. Between 1997 and 1999 we explored the communication and project management challenges faced by projects and development organisations. Since then we have continued to develop our programmes and responses based on our extensive experience delivering services in South Asia (since 2000) and South-East Asia (since 2003).
Initiatives undertaken by ELD have so far included:
Distance Training Programmes
Free dissemination of training materials via the Internet
Training Workshops in Nepal, Laos,
Thailand and Pakistan
ELD does not seek grant funding for its work. We generate all our own costs through
our activities. This enables us to seek to provide excellent service and continually
improve. The overall operations are still directed by founder Mr Neil Kendrick,
who is based in the UK and Turkey, and travels widely throughout the South / South-East
Asia regions. In countries where ELD is active, highly experienced international
facilitators contribute to delivery of the training.