PM4NGOs Policies & Ethics
PM4NGOs Code of Ethics
The purpose of this Code of Ethics is to provide clear guidance to the members of the PM4NGOs Board and management team, its employees, contractors, suppliers, and all partners in its activities in situations in which they:
- Are uncertain about how to behave or act.
- Face a real or potential conflict of interest.
- Need help to make the right and true decision for all concerned and to protect the good standing and reputation of PM4NGOs.
Anyone employed by, hired as a consultant by, or acting on behalf of PM4NGOs who still cannot find the guidance they need in this Code, or who is in any doubt about how to deal with an ethical issue, should immediately consult the PM4NGOs Executive Director or to the Chair (or other Board Officer) of PM4NGOs.
Please download the PM4NGOs Code of Ethics below.
PM4NGOs Privacy Policy and Terms of Use
Our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use are focused on our Exam System management, access, and operations, but it also applies to all information that we receive from visitors on our website or messages sent to our team.
You can download the PM4NGOs Exams Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. To send any request, query, or complaints, please in first instance contact us at privacy@pm4ngos.org .
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PM4NGOs Branding Guideline
The Project Management for Development Professionals Guide (PMD Pro Guide) and all other guides, methodologies, tools, and materials produced by PM4NGOs, like the Program DPro Guide and the Supplemental Materials, are shared and protected under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License. All guides are also registered and identified by the International Standard Book Number (ISBN).
Practitioners, trainers, and all users are free to copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format, and adapt — remix, transform, and build upon the material, as long as you attribute PM4NGOs appropriate credit and do not use the materials for commercial purposes.
The Copyright and Creative Commons Attribution for the PMD Pro Guide and all other PM4NGOs methodologies described above applies to all users, regardless of any formal or informal partnership with PM4NGOs.
How Project DPro (PMD Pro) and PM4NGOs materials can be used?
You can copy and redistribute the PMD Pro Guide and other PM4NGOs methodologies in any medium or format, in full version or remixed, transformed, and adapted, as long it is not for commercial purpose. In other words, you must offer PM4NGOs guides and materials or any material you develop that contains PM4NGOs guides and methodologies free of costs.
If you copy and redistribute the PM4NGOs guides and materials you must give appropriate credit, provide a link to the license, and indicate if changes were made. The use of PM4NGOs logo and our methodologies visual identification must follow the PM4NGOs branding guidelines.
PM4NGOs does not run training courses. Therefore, no organization is allowed to use the PM4NGOs logo in the promotion or delivery of training activities. Authorized Training Partners must use the official PM4NGOs Training Partner badge in their training communications and materials. Click here to learn how to become a training partner.
In the Quick Reference (below) you will find guidance to use the PM4NGOs and our methodologies logos and names in your website or publication. You may do so in any reasonable manner, but not in any way that suggests that PM4NGOs endorses you, your organization, or the developed and shared materials.
Note – Third party generated content shared at the PM4NGOs website:
PM4NGOs may provide links to other websites for the benefit of our members. PM4NGOs is not responsible for the content of other websites, nor do we endorse or guarantee any products or services offered by any external sites to which we provide links. PM4NGOs does not verify third party information posted on the website. Statements and opinions provided on the website are not endorsed by PM4NGOs, and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of PM4NGOs or its staff.
PM4NGOs Partner Categories
The standard partners’ categories work as a reference for current and new partners’ applications. However, we are always looking for new forms of cooperation to better support project/program managers in the development sector.
Please download the PM4NGOs Partnership Categories below.
Note: new partners approvals are at the PM4NGOs discretion. Attending any of the partnership categories does not make any individual or organization automatically entitle to become a partner.
If you are looking for information on how to become a PM4NGOs Training Partner, please access the Training Partners page.
