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Rising above circumstances to access learning
This is a guest post by Vanessa Lucius, American Refugee Committee For some, education is their only hope towards a better future. Here’s an in spiring story about Abdalla, an office cleaner at ARC Khartoum, who’s using his passion, motivation and access to free...
It’s time to find a project management mentor!
It’s time to find a project management mentor! Project Managers Against Poverty (PMAP) runs an e-mentoring scheme for project managers who work in international development and the third sector. The scheme enables mentors and mentees to register and manage their...
Maintaining Operational Excellence in Changing Times
After a year of significant and unexpected changes in the overall landscape for international NGOs and their partners, 2016 ends on a note of uncertainty. While humanitarian, political, and funding challenges rightly garner attention, for the InsideNGO community,...
Designing eLearning Courses with Localization in Mind
A guest post by Ingenuiti, a LINGOs partner. Do you design or create training content or eLearning courses for an organization that operates globally? If you think your content will reach a global audience, you should consider integrating localization as part of your...
A great year for Project DPro
PM4NGOs has been the guardian of PMD Pro since 2011, but its story started four years before when LINGOs began to work with a group of international NGOs in 2007 to collectively define agreed upon principles and best practices in project management in the development...
Transformative technology solutions and skills you need to improve your organization
The use of technology support is a key to improve your project management. Several programs can help you in organizing, communicating, training and more. But these programs are usually expensive, so we've come to show you Techsoup. TechSoup is an organization that...
5 Project Management Tips from Santa
How does Project DPro helps Syrian crisis?
Due to the existence of the most egregious humanitarian crises after the Second World War, many Syrians in Diaspora or inside the country have united their efforts to respond to the most vulnerable human beings that are affected by the Syrian War. A number of them...
Why is Project DPro a good learning model? A few answers from the LINGOs Global Learning Forum
I had the pleasure of attending the LINGOs Global Learning Forum in Seattle last month on behalf of PM4NGOs. It was a really worthwhile event and great to meet some inspiring people including the brilliant Julian Stodd whose blog you can find here if you feel like a...