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APM FIVE Dimensions of Professionalism
The Association for Project Management, the chartered body for the project profession, is committed to developing and promoting project and programme management through its FIVE Dimensions of Professionalism. In 2017, APM was awarded a Royal Charter as part of its...
Agile in International Development
This article was first published on the agilebusiness.org/blog by the Agile Business Consortium. By Pamela Ashby | 2 February 2018 I was recently privileged to attend a meeting of the Project Management special interest group at Bond, the UK network for organisations...
Innovating to measure impact
This blog was originally published on RedR UK. RedR UK is again working with the University of Sussex to increase its ability to measure the impact of our work. It has successfully gained the support of the Humanitarian Innovation Fund to design and test innovative...
Routledge: publisher of academic books, journals and online resources
Routledge publishes thousands of content in the Humanities and Social Sciences. The organization was founded in 1836 and has published many of greatest thinkers and scholars of the last hundred years, serving scholars, instructors, and professional communities...
Project DPro testimonials: Wilson Nharingo
After taking the PMD Pro course, Wilson Nharingo, Project Coordinator in South Africa, made a video talking about what changed in his work as a project manager. Click to see the video:
Global Migration’s Impact and Opportunities for Project Management
This blog was originally published on IPMA. People are on the move! That´s one key conclusion of a report published by McKinsey Global Institute about global migration´s impacts and opportunities. Approximately 250 million people live outside their country of birth....
No-Drama Project Management: Is it possible?
This blog was originally published on IPMA. In hindsight, life is like an ensemble of a series of episodes of a drama with some episodes full of comedy and other full of climax. Oxford dictionary defines drama as “an exciting, emotional, or unexpected event or...
Using the ‘right’ tool for the job – That is Facilitation
This blog was originally published on APMG. Facilitators are key to any project, as they are trained in a range of tools and techniques and know where and when to best to use them! Recently my daughter was trying to ‘bleed’ her radiators. Unfortunately, one of the...
Philanthropy is Changing Fast: 12 Lessons from Three Reports
This blog was originally published on nextbillion.net. One decade ago Paul Collier sought to explain how traditional aid isn’t working in his piercing book “The Bottom Billion.” In the ten years since, inequality has continued to get worse and the United...
