• Discussion
• Actual and practical roles
• Case Study
• Workshops and group activities
• templates and forms
• documents used in the management of finance
• Illustrated plans and forms for creating project financing proposals.
• Project Financing Proposal Form

Basic Principles of the Project Financing Proposal

• What is the project financing proposal?
• Read the solicitation instructions
• Project financing proposal planning and logical framework
• Marketing of the project financing proposal
• Initial assessment of the sources of the project financing proposal
• Documentation of the project financing proposal

Mobilizing financial support to finance projects

• Fundraising stages
• Institutional diagnosis and levels of financial management
• Funding sources and personal contacts
• Financial Support Path
• Measuring and evaluating the financial ability of the project
• Methods of preventing fraud and financial crime.
• Project financing proposal planning stage
• Defining the general and detailed objectives of the project financing proposal
• Considerations for writing a problem statement
• Benefit and cost analysis
• Customer and stakeholder relationship management
• Mechanism for assessing donor orientations
• Adaptation strategies to donor requirements
• Preparing the implementation plan for the project financing proposal

Implementation phase of the project financing proposal

• Drafting and checking project activities to attract donors
• Creating a matrix of potential donors
• Determine priorities and implement donor recruitment steps
• Comparing the methods of implementing the financing proposal

The stage of drafting the final proposal for the funding proposal

• Designing and checking the monitoring and evaluation mechanism
• Assembling the components of the project and writing the summary
• Considerations for preparing the budget for the project financing proposal
• Drafting a project financing application form

Sustainability of Project Financing

• Governance of precautionary rules for activities
• Banking control tools for financing
• Donor preservation mechanism
• Funding ethics
• Strategies for creating sustainable income streams
• Drafting the course project

At the end of this course, the trainee is expected to have learned the following:

• Familiarize yourself with the nature and specificity of project financing proposals and donor management.
• To be able to analyze the financing gap.
• To be able to formulate the financing problem and financing objectives.
• Familiarize yourself with the principles and rules of drafting and submitting a financing proposal.
• To learn strategies for creating sustainable income streams
• To practice the skill of developing a budget for the proposed project.
• Gaining knowledge and experience and carrying out the realistic application of the financial management of the project, especially in the development sectors.
• Develop skills to develop budgets and prepare basic donor reports
• To be able to provide specialized advisory services in the field of grant management and compliance with donors.
• To be able to read the solicitation instructions and review contracts to form the matrix of potential donors.
• To develop strategies adapting to donor requirements.
• Familiarize yourself with the mechanism of preserving donors and the ethics of funding management.

60 hours

English

Certificate

At the end of the course, the trainee receives the "Intensive Diploma in Finance and Donor Management" accredited by the Belgian Academy for Research and Vocational Qualification

• Independent Entrepreneurs
• Grant Management Specialist
• Consultant in International Organizations Financing
• Consultant in financing charities and non-profit organizations
• Managers of institutions, companies and projects
• Academics with finance majors
• Consultant coach in the field of microfinance
• Expert and consultant in financial management
• Expert and consultant in evaluation and finance officials in business organizations
• Small and medium enterprise management specialist
• Important additional information:

Prerequisites for joining the course:

• At least a university degree or its equivalent
• At least a B1 level of English proficiency

Target groups:

• Young Independent Entrepreneurs
• Project finance engineers
• Government finance policy makers
• Those interested in financing international organizations
• Those interested in financing charities and non-profit organizations
• Managers of institutions and companies
• Academics with finance majors
• Microfinance trainers
• Experts in the field of financial management and evaluation and finance officials in business organizations
• Professional workers interested in managing small and medium enterprises
• Lending and finance officials in banks and financial institutions