Programs
Comprehensive Assessment
MDF Training and Consultancy
- Degree type
- certificate
- Language of education
- English
- Duration
- 2 days
- Tuition fee EU/EEA
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- Tuition fee Non EU/EEA
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- Education type
- Fulltime
- Start of program
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- 16 April 2014
- Application deadline
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- 01 April 2014 (EU/EAA)
01 March 2014 (Non EU/EAA)
- 01 April 2014 (EU/EAA)
- Accreditations
- Netherlands Government
- Type of institution
- Institute for International Education
- City
- Ede
Program description
Aim of the Comprehensive Assessment program is to assess success of a development program, this is an approach that combines financial and development performance perspectives taking along transparency, sustainability, accountability.
An assessment of large development programs, before or after, often has a limited scope. In order to better assess the chances of success before a large development program starts, or to better assess the results after the program has ended, we need approaches and tools that combine both financial and development performance perspectives by taking into account the elements of transparency, sustainability and accountability.
The comprehensive assessment is designed based on values incorporated in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) or more specifically those of the Rhineland Way of Organising.
Participants
During two days managers and programme officers of donor agencies will get a clear idea what the comprehensive assessment entails and how they might apply it in their programme – before, during, or at the end.
A comprehensive assessment
- combines several perspectives to look at (networks) of organisations or programs: financial, management, performance, capacity, social and environment. The combination of perspectives depend on the scope of the assessment;
- transcends the classical assessment; both internal and contextual aspects of organizations and networks are taken into consideration;
- is concerned with questions related to value added of investments and grants, with efficiency and effectiveness in the design and operation of programs and services. In other words, with value-for-money;
- can be performed at a variety of levels, from the internal organization to the network of national and international actors: private sector, civil society and governments;
- but above all, the learning and reflecting component is central! The results are translated in practical feedback and constructive learning suggestions for the client!
Subjects
The comprehensive assessment is designed based on values incorporated in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) or more specifically those of the Rhineland Way of Organising. • What is the comprehensive assessment • Corporate Social Responsibility • Rhineland’s Entrepreneurship • Use of comprehensive assessment • Applying comprehensive assessment • Virtual case • Personal Action Plan
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