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The international fellow at CRRC - Armenia is conducting a survey on the activities of Armenian NGOs and their connection with their beneficiaries ...
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Round-Table Discussion: The role of culture initiatives in the development processes in Armenia and Ukraine
On April 26th 2013, the Civic Development and Partnership Foundation and "NGO Center" Civil Society Development NGO organized a round-table discussion on the topic of "The role of culture initiatives in the development processes in Armenia and Ukraine" ...
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Organizational Development Training
The OSCE Office in Yerevan and the Civic Development and Partnership Foundation are organizing a Training session on the topic of "Organizational Development". ...
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Trainings

Based on CDPF mission and experience, CDPF trainings are mainly targeted at civil society institutions, although many of them have a large scope of topics and are in great demand among business institutions and individuals.  

Up till now we have conducted over 100 trainings for different organizations. Among our clients are Jinishian Memorial Foundation, World Vision, World Council of Churches Armenia Round Table Foundation, Armavir Center of Development, USA Educational Development Agency, RA Chamber of Lawyers, The British Council and many others. In general, about 900 people from more than 150 various organizations took part in CDPF trainings.

CDPF trainings cover such spheres as Organization Administration and Management, Monitoring and Evaluation, Strategic Planning, Advocacy, Project Development and Implementation, Financial Sustainability, Human Resource Management, and Personal Skills.

Trainings are held both periodically as announced trainings and by order based on client's needs and preferences.

Hereby we present Civic Development and Partnership Foundation’s schedule of open trainings for October - December 2012.
We would be happy to learn about your preferences, as well as your training and consultation needs and opinion on our services through sending messages to service@cdpf.am , which will help us to organize our services to best meet your and your organizations needs. Further information about the trainings will be announced subsequently.

The description of current trainings provided by CDPF are presented below, and in case of any questions, please, contact Piruza Manukyan, CDPF Service Coordinator, by telephone 586012, 586013 or by e-mail piruza@cdpf.am.  


Strategic Planning

Sociological Research Methods

Social Enterprise

Writing Competitive Project Proposals

Monitoring and Evaluation of Organization's Project

Collaboration with Mass Media

Logical Framework as an Effective Tool for Project Planning and Implementation Training

Legislative Processes in Armenia

Organizational Development Planning and Management

Non-Profit Board Development

Project Management

Project Narrative Reporting

Basics of Human Resource Management

Human Resource Policies and Procedures

Fundraising Principles and Methods

Training of Trainers

Advocacy Advanced Training

Creating Effective Networks

Project Cycle Management

English for Non-Profits

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This web page was made possible by the support of Counterpart International’s Civic Advocacy Support Program (CASP), and the generous support of the american people through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) under Cooperative Agreement No. 111-A-00-04-00056-00. Content, views and opinions expressed herein are those of the Civic Development and Partnership Foundation, and do not necessarily reflect the views of Counterpart International, USAID or the United States Government.