Upcoming Seminars:
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
June 1 - 12

This seminar focuses on project management and monitoring, including team building and leadership. It sets the Context for Contract Management; Managing the Project Life Cycle and Hierarchy of Objectives; Contract Terms, Legal Aspects, and Performance Criteria; Investigating and Preventing Fraud and Corruption; FIDIC Contracts; Dispute Resolution; Contract Restructuring; Procurement from a Contract Management Perspective; Change Order Management/Implementing Change in Contracts; Managing Works and Contractor Performance; Managing Consultant Contracts; Practical Issues: the Mechanics of Payment and Delivery Contract Management and Implementation; Negotiations: Process, Skills, and Techniques; Performance-Based Acquisition.

It is especially designed for managers of developing country projects and for persons responsible for implementing such projects. Past participants have come from government, utilities, corporations, international organizations and NGOs. The seminar will examine crucial issues and steps in project management. Participants are encouraged to bring an example of a project that they can relate to the seminar for discussion.

   

Key Topics:

  • Defining objectives (logframe)
  • The project life cycle
  • Financial and economic analysis
  • Project financing
  • Conflict resolution
  • Work breakdown structure (WBS)
  • Critical path method
  • Risk analysis
  • Reporting and control
  • Monitoring

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Washington, DC; 10 Business Days; Tuition $3950
  
 

PROJECT MONITORING AND EVALUATION
October 19 - 30

This seminar familiarizes participants with project monitoring and evaluation (M&E) systems and tools that focus on results in international development. The seminar offers participants both a conceptual framework and practical skill development.

   

Key Topics:

  • Results-Based Management (RBM) in International Development
  • Planning for and Executing the Monitoring and Evaluation Processes
  • Tools, Methods and Approaches Facilitating Monitoring and Evaluation
  • Knowledge management
  • Institutionalization of learning

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Washington, DC; 10 Business Days; Tuition $3950
 
 

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ABOUT THE ILI
 

The International Law Institute was founded in 1955 as part of Georgetown University. Since 1983, ILI has been an independent, non-profit training institution. ILI has a long-standing track record of assisting emerging economies and developing countries in achieving economic growth through sound governance and legal infrastructure.

ILI offers training to assist government officials, practitioners and the private sector in finding solutions to the legal and economic challenges faced by developing nations.

ILI participants are exposed to the best practices in good governance, management, and transparency standards that will give them the tools to improve the performance of government agencies, promote public accountability in government and achieve economic growth. More than 39,000 participants, from 186 countries, have been trained by ILI and its global affiliates. ILI organizes special seminars and conferences in the ILI facilities and abroad. ILI also partners with many renowned organizations to co-sponsor other events which contribute to the promotion of the rule of law and international development.

 

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