Mastering the methods of Project Analysis and Evaluation

After devoting significant money and time to project implementation, organisations must assess whether they were successful in meeting the goals of their interventions. This training is designed to help development organisations perform precise and appropriate project evaluations, as well as communicate and use the evaluation results.

The project's financial analysis is used to examine the project's financial and credit condition, estimate its competitiveness and profitability, and much more. Given the importance of financial analysis to a project's success and ability to continue, we offer a this course to train learners on the various methods of project financial analysis, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of each method, with practical exercises on each.

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

Course Objectives

Participants should attain the following objectives and learning outcomes by the conclusion of the course programme:

• The idea and features of financial analysis
• Financial analysis methods and their merits and disadvantages
• calculating the project's gross and net profit margins
• Determine the value and proportion of cash flows.

  Target group:

  • Practitioners of staff development research
  • Policymakers in government, non-governmental organisations, and development groups that seek to assess the effectiveness of their actions
  • Private project owners
  • Members of the project management office
  • Assistants to project managers
  • Managers of Project Finance
  • Managers of projects
  • Entrepreneurs