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Are we listening enough to local voices?

by PM4NGOs | Jun 8, 2016 | Development Sector

I’ve taken a couple of days to reflect on what I heard at the WHS and what I didn’t hear. My first reflection is that local voices were not prominent enough and that the WHS process did not listen to them enough. My second reflection was that those with...

Project DPro overview: IPMA Brasil

by PM4NGOs | May 2, 2016 | Project Management

IPMA Brasil team has developed a PMDPro article that synthesize the best practices guide. This is an excellent overview of the PMDPro phases, knowledge fields and tools that allows the reader to have a good comprehension of the PMDPro prior to the guide reading....

Risks, Issues and Assumptions: on my way to work

by PM4NGOs | Apr 18, 2016 | Project Management

It is not rare that we misinterpret terms which definitions are similar or applied differently in different context or areas of work. One example in the project management area is the common confusion between risk, issue and assumption. The PMDPro Guide defines...

Six Steps to a (More) Useful WBS

by PM4NGOs | Apr 5, 2016 | Project Management

The very first time I taught a class in project management was well before the days of PowerPoint and LCD projectors. In fact, my presentation materials consisted of overhead slides that I had created by hand with rub-on letters since color printers were more...

Logical Framework – A friend with many faces

by PM4NGOs | Mar 7, 2016 | Project Management

There are several different definitions, formats, templates and structures for project logical frameworks available in the main project management methodologies. If you google “logical framework” then you will probably get lost in the hundreds different models....

Are we listening enough to local voices?

Project DPro overview: IPMA Brasil

Risks, Issues and Assumptions: on my way to work

Six Steps to a (More) Useful WBS

Logical Framework – A friend with many faces

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