Stay Safe Training: Basic Safety and Security for UN/(I)NGO Staff (5 days)

In a world where the role of global (I)NGOs is increasing, the chances of encountering life threatening situations for implementing personnel of UN organizations, aid agencies and other (inter)national non-governmental organizations is on the rise. Dangers in humanitarian work arise from various factors including petty crime, politically motivated violence, and war zones. Additional threats can include terrorism, working in restricted environments, and natural / man-made disasters, including traffic accidents, etc. Being unprepared to act in these situations can jeopardize the continuity of humanitarian operations, reduce the efficiency and effectiveness of activities, and place humanitarian workers in further danger.

Proper training protects property, prevents injury, reduces liability, and saves lives.*HDFF understands that these staff members run an ever-greater risk of becoming victims of violence and conflict. Consequently you need an *All Hazard Approach to develop an Ample Risk Management (ARM) for your organization. Against this backdrop, HDFF has developed, in the context of the UN initiated program Saving Lives Together, a series of safety and security trainings called Stay Safe, which have been widely successfully with participants from organizations working all over the world. Our flagship Stay Safe training course has been conducted numerous times with participants coming from diverse location across the globe; ranging from Ghana and South Sudan in Africa, to Iraq in the Middle East, to Afghanistan in Central/South Asia, to Myanmar, Thailand, and Indonesia in Southeast Asia.

For further course information, CLICK HERE

or visit the HDFF's Training Center page at: http://hdff.org/hdtc/

To register for this course, download the registration form on this page, next to the course title

Course Code: SST-2015-2

Dates: 20 – 24 July 2015

Location: Bangkok, Thailand

Cost per Participant:฿28,000 THB / $870 USD

Discount:฿26,400 THB / $810 USD until 26 Jun. 2015

Registration Deadline: 06 July 2015

For Registration & Inquiries:

Please complete the attached course registration for and return it to us via email at: info@hdff.org

Increase the effectiveness of all your development projects and programs by ensuring that your work has the greatest impact on its intended beneficiaries

The international development industry has grown far more competitive in recent years with donors cutting funding and demanding to see evidence of the impact of their funding. Under these conditions a strong understanding of Monitoring and Evaluation principles and tools is essential for your organization to remain competitive at to deliver the best possible results to its beneficiaries. HDFF’ Monitoring and Evaluation of Development Projects Training course provides development agency staff with the understanding and practical knowledge necessary to meet the demands of donors and beneficiaries alike.

Training Objectives:

• To understand the concept of monitoring, its objectives, procedures, and how it applies to development projects
• To understand and to be able to apply the principles and tools of evaluation to donor-funded projects
• To be able to create and apply monitoring and evaluation tools to development projects
• To create and utilize a problem tree, an objective tree, and a budget as methods to manage and measure project outputs

For more information:

Please contact us at: info@hdff.org or visit us at: http://hdff.org/hdtc/

Registration Details

Course Code: MEDP_2015_2

Dates: 15 – 19 June 2015

Location: Bangkok, Thailand

Cost per Participant: ฿27,000 THB / $870 USD

Early Registration Discount:

฿25,000 THB / $800 USD until 29 May 2015

Registration Deadline: 5 June 2015

Stay Safe Training: Safety and Security for UN/(I)NGO Staff (5 days)

In a world where the role of global (I)NGOs is increasing, the chances of encountering life threatening situations for implementing personnel of UN organizations, aid agencies and other (inter)national non-governmental organizations is on the rise. Dangers in humanitarian work arise from various factors including petty crime, politically motivated violence, and war zones. Additional threats can include terrorism, working in restricted environments, and natural / man-made disasters, including traffic accidents, etc. Being unprepared to act in these situations can jeopardize the continuity of humanitarian operations, reduce the efficiency and effectiveness of activities, and place humanitarian workers in further danger.

Proper training protects property, prevents injury, reduces liability, and saves lives.*HDFF understands that these staff members run an ever-greater risk of becoming victims of violence and conflict. Consequently you need an *All Hazard Approach to develop an Ample Risk Management (ARM) for your organization. Against this backdrop, HDFF has developed, in the context of the UN initiated program Saving Lives Together, a series of safety and security trainings called Stay Safe, which have been widely successfully with participants from organizations working all over the world. Our flagship Stay Safe training course has been conducted numerous times with participants coming from diverse location across the globe; ranging from Ghana and South Sudan in Africa, to Iraq in the Middle East, to Afghanistan in Central/South Asia, to Myanmar, Thailand, and Indonesia in Southeast Asia.

For further course information, CLICK HERE

or visit the HDFF's Training Center page at: http://hdff.org/hdtc/

To register for this course, download the registration form on this page, next to the course title

ourse Code: SST-2015-2

Dates: 20 – 24 July 2015

Location: Bangkok, Thailand

Cost per Participant:฿28,000 THB / $870 USD

Discount:฿26,400 THB / $810 USD until 26 Jun. 2015

Registration Deadline: 06 July 2015

For Registration & Inquiries:

Please complete the attached course registration for and return it to us via email at: info@hdff.org

Kidnappings and Hostage Situations are on the Rise Worldwide, with (I)NGO, and Multinational Staff Being increasingly Targeted

Recent trends indicate a significant upsurge in Kidnapping-for-Ransom (KFR) incidents, as well as a marked geographical shift. The Asia-Pacific region experienced the greatest number of cases in 2013, surpassing Latin America in both number of incidents and total monetary payout. KFR operations have grown in complexity and efficiency, while the threat of abduction by violent extremist groups has added a new dimension of risk . As a result, international development organizations and multinational companies have recognized an urgent need to develop comprehensive KFR prevention and management plans.

HDFF’s Anti-Kidnapping & Hostage Incident Management Training Develops Crucial Prevention, Survival, and Crisis Situation Management Skills

The 3-day HDFF Anti-Kidnapping & Hostage Incident Management course provides participants with a comprehensive examination of the entire kidnapping and hostage process, from preventative measures through post-release reintegration. The course also offers unique insights into the motivations, perspectives, and experiences of the victims, kidnappers, and incident management teams as applied to actual hostage situations. Additionally, operational continuity, media management, and Kidnapping-for-Ransom policy development and implementation are covered.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand key kidnapping prevention methods
• Be able to describe the kidnapping process
• Ability to understand the victim’s mindset
• Understand and practice appropriate behavior during all stages of the kidnapping process including rescue by force
• Ability to create a post-kidnapping rehabilitation plan
• Create a media management plan and give press statements

Course Code:**AKHIM_2015_2**

Dates: 18 – 20 August 2015

Location: Bangkok, Thailand

Cost per Participant:**฿14,000 THB / $450 USD**

Discount: ฿12,300 THB / $400 USDuntil 31 July 2015

Registration Deadline: 07 August 2015

For Registration & Inquiries

Please contact us at: info@hdff.org

or visit us at: [*http://hdff.org/hdtc/**](http://hdff.org/hdtc/)*

Increase the effectiveness of all your development projects and programs by ensuring that your work has the greatest impact on its intended beneficiaries

The international development industry has grown far more competitive in recent years with donors cutting funding and demanding to see evidence of the impact of their funding. Under these conditions a strong understanding of Monitoring and Evaluation principles and tools is essential for your organization to remain competitive at to deliver the best possible results to its beneficiaries. HDFF’ Monitoring and Evaluation of Development Projects Training course provides development agency staff with the understanding and practical knowledge necessary to meet the demands of donors and beneficiaries alike.

TRAINING OBJECTIVES

• To understand the concept of monitoring, its objectives, procedures, and how it applies to development projects
• To understand and to be able to apply the principles and tools of evaluation to donor-funded projects
• To be able to create and apply monitoring and evaluation tools to development projects
• To create and utilize a problem tree, an objective tree, and a budget as methods to manage and measure project outputs

Course Code: MEDP_2015_3

Dates: 21 - 25 September 2015

Location: Bangkok, Thailand

Cost per Participant:฿29,000 THB / $870 USD

Early Registration Discount:

฿26,900 THB / $800 USD until 31 August 2015

Registration Deadline: 09 September 2015

For Registration & Inquiries

Please contact us at:*info@hdff.org*

or visit us at: http://hdff.org/hdtc/

Proper training protects property, prevents injury, reduces liability, and saves lives

The 5-day HDFF *Stay Safe Training: Safety and Security for Embassy & Corporate Personnel*course provides participants with a specialized overview of some of the most prevalent safety and security issues facing embassy and corporate personnel worldwide. This interactive course will present a variety of best-practice methods for preventing, managing, and responding to such situations.

TRAINING OBJECTIVES

• To increase personal and organizational risk management capabilities
• To raise personal situational awareness
• To be able to apply practical first aid skills in the field
• To understand the principles of fire safety and to extinguish fires in the field
• To reduce the risk of kidnapping and to effectively manage a hostage situation
• To properly assess risks to staff and projects/programs

Dates: 05-08 October 2015

Location: Bangkok, Thailand

Cost per Participant:฿26,300 THB / $780 USD

Registration Deadline: 25 September 2015

For Registration & Inquiries

Please contact us at:***info@hdff.org***

or visit us at: [*http://hdff.org/hdtc/**](http://hdff.org/hdtc/)*

Kidnappings and Hostage Situations are on the Rise Worldwide, with (I)NGO, and Multinational Staff Being increasingly Targeted

Recent trends indicate a significant upsurge in Kidnapping-for-Ransom (KFR) incidents, as well as a marked geographical shift. The Asia-Pacific region experienced the greatest number of cases in 2013, surpassing Latin America in both number of incidents and total monetary payout. KFR operations have grown in complexity and efficiency, while the threat of abduction by violent extremist groups has added a new dimension of risk . As a result, international development organizations and multinational companies have recognized an urgent need to develop comprehensive KFR prevention and management plans.

HDFF’s Anti-Kidnapping & Hostage Incident Management Training Develops Crucial Prevention, Survival, and Crisis Situation Management Skills

The 3-day HDFF Anti-Kidnapping & Hostage Incident Management course provides participants with a comprehensive examination of the entire kidnapping and hostage process, from preventative measures through post-release reintegration. The course also offers unique insights into the motivations, perspectives, and experiences of the victims, kidnappers, and incident management teams as applied to actual hostage situations. Additionally, operational continuity, media management, and Kidnapping-for-Ransom policy development and implementation are covered.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand key kidnapping prevention methods
• Be able to describe the kidnapping process
• Ability to understand the victim’s mindset
• Understand and practice appropriate behavior during all stages of the kidnapping process including rescue by force
• Ability to create a post-kidnapping rehabilitation plan
• Create a media management plan and give press statements

Course Code:**AKHIM_2015_2**

Dates: 18 – 20 August 2015

Location: Bangkok, Thailand

Cost per Participant:**฿14,000 THB / $450 USD**

Discount: ฿12,300 THB / $400 USDuntil 31 July 2015

Registration Deadline: 07 August 2015

For Registration & Inquiries

Please contact us at: info@hdff.org

or visit us at: [*http://hdff.org/hdtc/**](http://hdff.org/hdtc/)*

Proper training protects property, prevents injury, reduces liability, and saves lives!

The 4-day HDFF *Stay Safe Training: Safety and Security for Embassy & Corporate Personnel*course provides participants with a specialized overview of some of the most prevalent safety and security issues facing embassy and corporate personnel worldwide. This interactive course will present a variety of best-practice methods for preventing, managing, and responding to such situations.

TRAINING OBJECTIVES

§ To increase personal and organizational risk management capabilities

§ To raise personal situational awareness

§ To be able to apply practical first aid skills in the field

§ To understand the principles of fire safety and to extinguish fires in the field

§ To reduce the risk of kidnapping and to effectively manage a hostage situation

§ To properly assess risks to staff and projects/programs

PARTICIPANTS

§ Embassy Staff, (Multinational) Corporate personnel

§ Security Focal Points, Safety Managers, staff working in high-risk environments

§ Maximum of 20 participants

To register for this course, download the REGISTRATION FORM on this page, complete it, and send it to us via email at: info@hdff.org

Course Code: SST-EMB-2015-1

Dates: 05-08 October 2015

Location:**Bangkok, Thailand**

Cost per Participant: ฿26,300 THB / $780 USD

Registration Deadline: 25 September 2015

Improve your proposal writing and gain essential management skills to become more effective, efficient, and productive in all your development projects

Non-profit organizations that rely on donors for financial support to maintain, expand, and create programs must be able to write strong proposals, design needs-based projects, draft LogFrames and budgets, and must have a basic understanding of Monitoring and Evaluation. Additionally, a basic project risk assessment is crucial for any type of project implementation, as it helps in writing substantial assumptions in the LogFrame, thereby improving proposal quality and project implementation. Participants in this five-day workshop designed by HDFF, will develop a strong understanding of the intertwined skills needed for effective project management and proposal writing by employing realistic, scenario-based situations.

TRAINING OBJECTIVES

§ Understand the basic, industry standard for writing a proposal

§ Design a project or proposal using a problem and objective tree

§ Understand and utilize LogFrame as a tool for designing, implementing, monitoring and evaluating development projects

§ To gain knowledge in budgeting and planning for development projects

§ Understand the principles of project risk management and apply in practical situation

To register for this course, download the REGISTRATION FORM on this page, complete it, and send it to us via email at: info@hdff.org

Course Code: PMPW_2015_2

Dates: 02 – 06 November 2015

Location: Bangkok, Thailand

Cost per Participant: ฿31,00 THB / $870 USD

Early Registration Discount:**฿28,500 THB / $800 USD until 09 October 2015**

Registration Deadline: 23 October 2015

For Registration & Inquiries, please contact us at:***info@hdff.org***

or visit us at: http://hdff.org/hdtc/

Be prepared to assist your organization with valuable investigative skills

As UN/(I)NGO staff are increasingly required to fulfill multiple roles in the course of their work, a basic understanding of incident an crime scene investigative procedures has become a valuable asset. HDFF’s 2.5-day*Stay SafeSpecial Skills Training: Basic Investigation* provides participants with the skills needed to respond to and investigate a variety of security and criminal incidents. Participants will acquire knowledge of internationally recognized best-practice principles and procedures, and how to successfully apply them to a variety of situations they may encounter in their working environment.

TRAINING OBJECTIVES

§ To provide participants with a functional understanding of basic investigation principles and procedures

§ To understand and be able to apply various interviewing techniques in a security investigation scenario

§ To understand and be able to apply practical skills related to room search

§ To develop the appropriate skills to secure an incident or crime scene

§ To understand the basic of cyber-crime and cyber-security, and to development mitigation measure

To register for this course, download the REGISTRATION FORM on this page, complete it, and send it to us via email at: info@hdff.org

Course Code: SST-INV-2015-1

Dates: 25 - 27 November 2015

Location: Bangkok, Thailand

Cost per Participant: $799 USD / ฿30,300 THB

Early Registration Discount: $760 USD / ฿28,700THBuntil 06 November 2015

Registration Deadline:**13 November 2015**

Proper training protects property, prevents injury, reduces liability, and saves lives

The 5-day HDFF Stay Safe Training: Safety and Security for UN/(I)NGO Staff course provides participants with an overview of some of the most prevalent safety and security issues facing UN agencies and non-profit organizations worldwide. This interactive course will present a variety of best-practice methods for preventing, managing, and responding to such situations.

Training Objectives:

§ To increase personal and organizational risk management capabilities

§ To raise personal situational awareness

§ To be able to apply practical first aid skills in the field

§ To understand the principles of fire safety and to extinguish fires in the field

§ To reduce the risk of kidnapping and to effectively manage a hostage situation

§ To properly assess risks to staff and projects/programs

Participants:

§ UN Agencies, (I)NGO’s, (Multinational) Corporations, Embassy Personnel

§ Security Focal Points, Safety Managers, Project Managers Field Staff

§ Maximum of 20 participants

This course is certified by the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT)

To register for this course, download the REGISTRATION FORM on this page, complete it, and send it to us via email at: info@hdff.org or register online at:http://hdff.org/registration/

Course Code: SST-2016-1

Dates: 01-05 February 2016

Location: Bangkok, Thailand

Cost per Participant: $990 USD / ฿34,200 THB

Discount: $930 USD / ฿32,100 THB until 08 January 2016

Proper training protects property, prevents injury, reduces liability, and saves lives

The 5-day HDFF Stay Safe Training: Safety and Security for UN/(I)NGO Staff course provides participants with an overview of some of the most prevalent safety and security issues facing UN agencies and non-profit organizations worldwide. This interactive course will present a variety of best-practice methods for preventing, managing, and responding to such situations.

Training Objectives

§ To increase personal and organizational risk management capabilities

§ To raise personal situational awareness

§ To be able to apply practical first aid skills in the field

§ To understand the principles of fire safety and to extinguish fires in the field

§ To reduce the risk of kidnapping and to effectively manage a hostage situation

§ To properly assess risks to staff and projects/programs

To register for this course, complete the registration form on this page and email it to info@hdff.org or register online at: http://hdff.org/registration/

Course Code: SST-2016-1

Dates: 01-05 February 2016

Location: Bangkok, Thailand

Cost per Participant: $990 USD

Discount: $930 USD until 08 January 2016

Registration Deadline: 18 January 2016

Improve your proposal writing and gain essential management skills to become more effective, efficient, and productive in all your development projects

Non-profit organizations that rely on donors for financial support to maintain, expand, and create programs must be able to write strong proposals, design needs-based projects, draft LogFrames and budgets, and must have a basic understanding of Monitoring and Evaluation. Additionally, a basic project risk assessment is crucial for any type of project implementation, as it helps in writing substantial assumptions in the LogFrame, thereby improving proposal quality and project implementation. Participants in this five-day workshop designed by HDFF, will develop a strong understanding of the intertwined skills needed for effective project management and proposal writing by employing realistic, scenario-based situations.

Training Objectives

§ Understand the basic, industry standard for writing a proposal

§ Design a p roject or proposal using a problem and objective tree

§ Understand and utilize LogFrame as a tool for designing, implementing, monitoring and evaluating development projects

§ To gain knowledge in budgeting and planning for development projects

§ Understand the principles of project risk management and apply in practical situation _

To register for this course, complete the registration form on this page and email it to info@hdff.org or register online at: http://hdff.org/registration/

Course Code: RPCM-2016-1

Dates: 15 – 19 February 2016

Location: Bangkok, Thailand

Cost per Participant: $950 USD

Discount: $870 USDuntil 22 January 2016

Registration Deadline: 01 February 2016

Location: Bangkok, Thailand

Increase the effectiveness of all your development projects and programs by ensuring that your work has the greatest impact on its intended beneficiaries

The international development industry has grown far more competitive in recent years with donors cutting funding and demanding to see evidence of the impact of their funding. Under these conditions a strong understanding of Monitoring and Evaluation principles and tools is essential for your organization to remain competitive at to deliver the best possible results to its beneficiaries. HDFF’ Monitoring and Evaluation for Development Results training course provides development agency staff with the understanding and practical knowledge necessary to meet the demands of donors and beneficiaries alike.

Training Objectives

§ To understand the concept of monitoring, its objectives, procedures, and how it applies to development projects

§ To understand and to be able to apply the principles and tools of evaluation to donor-funded projects

§ To be able to create and apply monitoring and evaluation tools to development projects

§ To create and utilize a problem tree, an objective tree, and a budget as methods to manage and measure project outputs

To register for this course, complete the registration form on this page and email it to info@hdff.org or register online at: http://hdff.org/registration/

Course Code: MEDR-2016-1

Dates: 25 -29 April 2016

Location: Bangkok, Thailand

Cost per Participant: $950 USD

Early Registration Discount: $870 USDuntil 05 Apr 2016

Registration Deadline: 15 April 2016

Increase the effectiveness of all your development projects and programs by ensuring that your work has the greatest impact on its intended beneficiaries

The international development industry has grown far more competitive in recent years with donors cutting funding and demanding to see evidence of the impact of their funding. Under these conditions a strong understanding of Monitoring and Evaluation principles and tools is essential for your organization to remain competitive at to deliver the best possible results to its beneficiaries. HDFF’ Monitoring and Evaluation for Development Results training course provides development agency staff with the understanding and practical knowledge necessary to meet the demands of donors and beneficiaries alike.

TRAINING OBJECTIVES

§ To understand the concept of monitoring, its objectives, procedures, and how it applies to development projects

§ To understand and to be able to apply the principles and tools of evaluation to donor-funded projects

§ To be able to create and apply monitoring and evaluation tools to development projects

§ To create and utilize a problem tree, an objective tree, and a budget as methods to manage and measure project outputs

COURSE OVERVIEW

Day 1

Introduction to Monitoring and Evaluation

Managing the Project Cycle

Day 2

Monitoring and Evaluation Toolkit

Project Indicators and Means of Verification

Day 3

Developing a Monitoring and Evaluation Plan

Measuring Project Outputs

Day 4

Theory-in-Practice Activity

Day 5

Stakeholder Analysis and Communication

Review and Conclusion

In order to register for this course, please download and complete the registration form attached to this page and send it to us via email at info@hdff.org or you can register online at: http://hdff.org/registration/

Course Code: MEDR-2016-1

Dates: 25 -29 April 2016

Location: Bangkok, Thailand

Cost per Participant: $950 USD

Early Registration Discount: $870 USDuntil 05 Apr 2016

Registration Deadline: 15 April 2016

Proper training protects property, prevents injury, reduces liability, and saves lives

The 5-day HDFF Stay Safe Training: Safety and Security for UN/(I)NGO Staff course provides participants with an overview of some of the most prevalent safety and security issues facing UN agencies and non-profit organizations worldwide. This interactive course will present a variety of best-practice methods for preventing, managing, and responding to such situations.

COURSE CERTIFIED BY THE ASIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (AIT)

TRAINING OBJECTIVES

§ To increase personal and organizational risk management capabilities

§ To raise personal situational awareness

§ To be able to apply practical first aid skills in the field

§ To understand the principles of fire safety and to extinguish fires in the field

§ To reduce the risk of kidnapping and to effectively manage a hostage situation

§ To properly assess risks to staff and projects/programs

COURSE OVERVIEW

Day 1

Leadership in Emergencies

Security Management

Situational Awareness

Day 2

Situation Assessment

First Aid

Day 3

Risk Assessment

Security Planning

Hostage Incident Management

Day 4

Experiential Exchange

Firefighting

Day 5

Communication in Crisis

Summary and Conclusion

If you would like to register for the course, please download the registration form attached to this page, complete it, and return it to us via email at info@hdff.org or you can register online at: http://hdff.org/registration/

Course Code: SST-2016-1

Dates: 04-08 April 2016

Location: Bangkok, Thailand

Cost per Participant: $990 USD

Discount: $930 USD until 07 March 2016

Registration Deadline: 21 March 2016

This course is provides comprehensive safety and security training at an exceptional value for non-profit, government, and private enterprise personnel working in low to medium risk environments who may not have a dedicated security team or focal point.
HDFF’s 5-day Stay Safe Training course also places a special emphasis on team building throughout the program in order to foster a more productive working environment and to improve the safety culture of your organization.
HDFF is a registered UN training provider. All participants will be awarded a certificate of achievement by the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) upon successful completion of the course.

COURSE CONTENT DELIVERY CERTIFIED BY THE ASIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (AIT)

TRAINING OBJECTIVES

§ To increase personal and organizational risk management capabilities

§ To raise personal situational awareness

§ To be able to apply practical first aid skills in the field

§ To understand the principles of fire safety and to extinguish fires in the field

§ To reduce the risk of kidnapping and to effectively manage a hostage situation

§ To properly assess risks to staff and projects/programs

COURSE MODULES

Fire Prevention and Reaction

First Aid

Personal & Travel Safety

Emergency Planning

Risk Assessment & Reduction

Hostility & Aggression

Kidnapping & Hostage

Incident Reporting

If you would like to register for the course, please download the registration form attached to this page, complete it, and return it to us via email at info@hdff.org or you can register online at:http://hdff.org/registration/

Course Code: SST-2016-2

Dates: 12 - 16 September 2016

Location: Bangkok, Thailand

Cost per Participant: $990 USD

Discount: $930 USD until 19 August 2016

Registration Deadline: 02 September 2016

Practical training in the field provides unmatched educational quality and prepares participants to cope with a variety of hostile environments

Humanitarian workers are frequently required to operate in high-risk, hostile, and unstable environments. Without practical training, aid workers lack the practical skills to protect themselves, colleagues, and beneficiaries from violence and accidents. As a result, not only is a comprehensive HEAT training course recommended for all staff members working in such conditions, many insurers actually require it in order to provide coverage in the event of an emergency.
Participants in HDFF’s intensive 5-day HEAT course will learn how to: Recognize and avoid UXO/IED’s/land mines; How to prevent and respond to fires in the field; To survive a Kidnapping & Hostage incident from abduction to release/rescue by force; To apply life-saving techniques in a remote field environment; Respond with essential survival techniques during an active shooter situation; Understand best-practices for delivering aid in unstable, rapidly-evolving situations, Stay safe during outbreaks of civil unrest; Behave appropriately at legal/illegal check points; Enhance safety and effectiveness through knowledge of basic field navigation.

COURSE MODULES:

UXO/IED Mine Awareness

Fire Prevention & Reaction

Kidnapping & Hostage

Emergency Field Medicine

Active Shooter

Aid Delivery & Distribution

Civil Unrest & Hostile Actors

Legal & Illegal Checkpoints

Field Navigation

If you would like to register for the course, please download the registration form attached to this page, complete it, and return it to us via email at info@hdff.org or you can register online at:http://hdff.org/registration/

Course Code: HEAT-2016-1

Dates: 29 August - 02 September 2016

Location: Hua Hin, Thailand

Cost per Participant: $3,500 USD

Discount: $3,200 USD until 01 July 2016

Registration Deadline: 15July 2016

Increase the effectiveness of all your development projects and programs by ensuring that your work has the greatest impact on its intended beneficiaries

HDFF’s 5-day Monitoring and Evaluation for Development Results will teach participants from non-profit organizations and government ministries the most widely used M & E tools and methods accepted by major donors such as USAID, DFID and UN agencies, among others. This comprehensive course will cover the full spectrum and process of monitoring and evaluation from knowledge of how to effectively design a project with an integrated M & E framework through the practical application of M & E outputs to ensure maximum efficiency, optimum results, and the highest levels of accountability.

TRAINING OBJECTIVES

§ To understand the concept of monitoring, its objectives, procedures, and how it applies to development projects

§ To understand and to be able to apply the principles and tools of evaluation to donor-funded projects

§ To be able to create and apply monitoring and evaluation tools to development projects

§ To create and utilize a problem tree, an objective tree, and a budget as methods to manage and measure project outputs

COURSE MODULES

Project Design

Problem & Objective Tree

Logical Framework

Monitoring & Evaluation Framework

Performance Indicators

Case Studies

Implementing Monitoring & Evaluation Plan

Use of Monitoring & Evaluation Data

In order to register for this course, please download and complete the registration form attached to this page and send it to us via email at info@hdff.org or you can register online at: http://hdff.org/registration/

Course Code: MEDR-2016-2

Dates: 08 -12 August 2016

Location: Bangkok, Thailand

Cost per Participant: $950 USD

Early Registration Discount: $870 USDuntil 15 July 2016

Registration Deadline: 29 July 2016

Increase the accountability, effectiveness, and sustainability of your programs by ensuring that your work has the greatest impact.

HDFF's 5-day Monitoring and Evaluation for Development Results will teach the participants from non-profit organizations and government ministries the most widely used M&E tools and methods accepted by major donors such as USAID, DFID, and UN agencies among others.

Training Objectives

§ To understand the concept of monitoring, its objectives, procedures, and how it applies to development projects

§ To understand and to be able to apply the principles and tools of evaluation to donor-funded projects

§ To be able to create and apply monitoring and evaluation tools to development projects

§ To create and utilize a problem tree, an objective tree, and a budget as methods to manage and measure project outputs

HOW TO REGISTER:

To register for this course, complete the registration form on this page and email it to info@hdff.org or register online at: http://hdff.org/registration/

Course Code: MEDR-2016-2

Dates: November 28 - 02 December, 2016

Location: Bangkok, Thailand

Cost per Participant: $950 USD

Early Registration Discount: $870 USDuntil 15 Nov 2016

Special Discount: ($820 USD for organization sending 3 or more participants)

Registration Deadline: 21November 2016