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Advanced Certificate Training on Public Procurement Audit and Monitoring
2024-05-01 00:00 - 2024-05-08 00:00 UTC

Green Procurement Strategies and Practices for Sustainable Development
2023-07-10 08:00 - 2023-07-14 17:00 (America/New_York) | Springfield, VA (USA), 6564 Loisdale Ct, Suite 600, Springfield, VA, 22150, United States
Public Sector Procurement (PSP) experts at International Development Institute (IDI) are conducting five days of training on Green Public Procurement for Sustainable Development in Greater Washington, DC (USA) from July 10-14, 2023.
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WHY THIS PROGRAM?
There needs to be more practical knowledge on incorporating Sustainable Public Procurement (SPP) and Green Public Procurement (GPP) provisions in actual procurement practices. This course not only gives an understanding of the concept of the SPP and GPP through the overview of the existing frameworks, MAPS (Sustainable Public Procurement module), and UN Sustainable Development Goal requirements on SPP and GPP, as well as learn the skills required for developing strategies and policies on SPP and GPP. Another critical aspect of the training program is the hands-on knowledge of skills required for preparing procurement documents incorporating SPP and GPP criteria, life-cycle cost, and using the e-Government Procurement (e-GP) systems for SPP and GPP. The participants will strengthen their understanding through case studies and a mini-project during the course.
OBJECTIVES
To develop capability in applying various tools and techniques in procurement and contract management. This training will benefit those responsible for managing complex procurement and contracts that are high value and high risk. The program is designed for our participants to further their understanding of green procurement and contract management for sustainable development. An experienced facilitator will lead the training program, including case studies, presentations, and discussions.
The course covers the objectives of SPP and GPP. The hands-on sessions help participants understand procurement audit reporting and recommendations. It will discuss and cover several tools to monitor and audit procurement. It will cover critical points in the goods, works and services procurement and contract management cycle. The facilitators will walk through best practices.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Professionals from the procurement, finance, contract management, legal and dispute management departments, and various Bilateral and Multilateral funded projects.
Procurement professionals and Procurement consultants.
Responsible government officials for public procurement.
Students of public policy, public administration, public financial management, and law
United Nations, NGO, and INGO personnel

OVERVIEW
There needs to be more practical knowledge on incorporating Sustainable Public Procurement (SPP) and Green Public Procurement (GPP) provisions in actual procurement practices. This course not only gives an understanding of the concept of the SPP and GPP through the overview of the existing frameworks, MAPS (Sustainable Public Procurement module), and UN Sustainable Development Goal requirements on SPP and GPP, as well as learn the skills required for developing strategies and policies on SPP and GPP. Another critical aspect of the training program is the hands-on knowledge of skills needed for preparing procurement documents incorporating SPP and GPP criteria, life-cycle cost, and using the e-Government Procurement (e-GP) systems for SPP and GPP. The participants will strengthen their understanding through case studies and a mini-project during the course.
COURSE OUTLINE
Module 1: Sustainable Public Procurement (SPP) and Green Public Procurement (GPP) (Background, Concepts, rationale, Objectives, International Standards)
Module 2: Sustainable Public Procurement and Green Public Procurement Strategies: Development and implementation approaches (Sustainability assessment tools, UN Sustainable Development Goal requirements, Approaches of the WB, ADB, AfDB, UNEP, MAPS (Sustainability module), and EU)
Module 3: Use of Tools and Frameworks in Public Procurements (Life cycle cost, evaluation criteria, Ecolabels, software systems)
Module 4: Sustainable Public Procurement and the Use of e-Government Procurement (e-GP)
Module 5: Case Studies and Mini Project
Learning Outcomes

Understand the benefits of a Green Supply Chain focusing on Procurement and the costs of lacking a focus.
Identify Green focus areas, then implement key procurement strategies and practices.
Best Practices in green Procurement for sustainable development
Technology for green Procurement for sustainable development
Negotiation and decision-making process.

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Advanced Certificate Training on Public Procurement Audit and Monitoring
2023-04-04 09:00 - 2023-04-08 17:00 (America/New_York)
To develop capability in applying various tools and techniques in procurement and contract management. The workshop will benefit those responsible for managing complex procurement and contracts that are high value and high risk. The program is designed for our participants to develop further their understanding of procurement and contract management as well as audit and monitoring. The training program will be led by an experienced facilitator and include case studies, presentations, and discussions.
WHY IS THIS PROGRAM?
This course is designed to strengthen the effectiveness of the procurement audit and supervision functions in procurement activities. The purpose of the course is to dive deep into the procurement audit process.
The course covers the objectives of procurement audit and monitoring. The hands-on sessions help participants. Understand procurement audit reporting and recommendations. It will discuss and cover several tools to monitor and audit procurement. It will cover critical points in the cycle of goods, works and services procurement and contract management. The facilitators will walk through best practices.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Professionals from the World Bank’s procurement, finance, contract management, legal and dispute management departments, and various Bilateral and Multilateral funded projects.

Professionals from the procurement, finance, contract management, legal and dispute management departments, and various Bilateral and Multilateral funded projects.
Procurement professionals and consultants.
Government officials responsible for public procurement.
Students of public policy, public administration, public financial management, and law.

KEY LEARNING OUTCOMES
The goal of an effective public procurement process is to ensure contracts are awarded fairly per legal and regulatory provisions. The key learning outcomes are:

To understand where problems arise in the procurement process
Establish procurement and management checklist and cover the cycle of goods, services, and contract management
Recognize and respond to critical challenges when managing procurement and contracts
Deploy a range of tools and develop knowledge in several procurement and contract management processes
Manage cost and supplier performance during the contract so that contract outcomes are consistent with expectations
Manage contracts in a way that ensures effective stakeholder engagement.
Comply with the procurement and contract management framework
Learn effective processes

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Master Certificate on International Grant/Proposal Writing
2023-01-14 08:30 - 2023-03-18 22:30 (America/New_York) | VIRTUAL
Learn to write international project grant proposals successfully. Use standard, globally recognized project grant proposal writing principles and processes to achieve optimum results. Stand out as a leader who can get project/grant proposals done on time and within budget. Gain a competitive edge in the job marketplace.
Course Overview
This hands-on course covers the complete process of grant proposal development: identification of an achievable and fundable project, research and assessment of viable funding sources, funder relations, proposal writing, budget development, preparation of a full proposal package for submission, and post-award or rejection follow-up with funders.
The course emphasizes grant and contract proposals to US Government Agencies (such as USAID, DOS, DOL, DOE, USDA), and private, community, and corporate foundations. Participants gain an understanding of the for-profit and nonprofit philanthropic and development environment. They become familiar with tools and resources available to assist them as they seek funds for their projects, institutions, or causes.
Who is this course for?
Anyone seeking the necessary skills and tools to work in a dynamic international project proposal writing environment, including:

Development professionals currently writing project proposals who want to be more effective
Anyone wanting to enter the international project proposal development and implementation agencies which prepares and submits project proposals

Prerequisites
Participants will develop a specific project idea they build upon as the basis for their coursework and final grant proposal. This project or idea can be for a nonprofit or for-profit agency. Solid writing skills and experience or coursework in for-profit or nonprofit sector/management are recommended but optional.
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Interested must register by January 7, 2023, and we must receive full payments by January 12, 2023.

IDI E-LEARNING SERIES: INTERNATIONAL ANTI MONEY LAUNDERING AND COUNTER FINANCING OF TERRORISM (AML/CFT)
2022-11-15 08:00 - 2022-12-16 17:00, 2021-11-15 08:00 - 2021-11-19 17:00 UTC
TRAINING MODULE
Each module will be 90 minutes long, and participants must attend all modules to receive certification. For registration, click here and complete application to register for the program.
Module 1: Components of Effective AML/CFT (Nov. 15, 2021)

Overview of the international AML/CFT framework
Financial Action Task Force
Elements of effective AML/CFT complinace program
Role of FinTech and RegTech in 21st century compliance program

Module 2: The Risk-based Approach to AML/CFT (Nov. 16, 2021)

Introduction to AML/CFT “risk- based approach”
Ways to conduct effective risk assessment
Types of risk mitigants
Internal controls, monitoring procudures and governance policies

Module 3: Customer Due Diligence: Basics and Beyond (Nov. 17, 2021)

Customer due diligence
Recognition and monitoring of higher-risk customers
Legal entity beneficial ownership verification process and effective due diligence

Module 4: Suspicious Transaction Reporting and Information Sharing (Nov. 18, 2021)

Writing Effective STRs for institutions
Currency and cross-boarder tranaction reporting
Framework on sharing AML/CFT information with others

Module 5: Electronic Payments, Banking and Virtual Assets (Nov. 19, 2021)

Relationship between EP, Correspondent banking and modern banking
Crafting AML/CFT compliance program for payment clearing services
Introduction to AML/CFT compliance for mobile payments, prepaid cards and other electronic service
Risks associated with cryptocurrency and other virtual assets

PROGRAM COST
The cost of the customized training program on AML/CFT is as follows:

$350 for single individual
$300 each for two to four participants from the same institution
$250 each for more than five participant from the same institution

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Faculty
Michael S. Edwards is an attorney-at-law with extensive experience representing credit unions and banking institutions on a wide range of prudential safety and soundness, financial consumer protection, AML/CFTand other legal and regulatory matters. He has served as Senior Vice President for Advocacy and General Counsel of the World Council of Credit Unions and was Senior Assistant General Counsel in the Regulatory Advocacy section of the Credit Union National Association. Michael has been published on credit union and banking regulatory issues by the Administrative Law Review, Credit Union Times, CUInsight, Enterprise Magazine and other publications. He holds a J. D. from American University-Washington College of Law, an M.A. in International Affairs from American University-School of International Service and a B.A. in English from the University of Pennsylvania.
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Master Certificate in International Grant/Proposal Writing
2022-09-03 08:00 - 2022-10-22 10:00 (America/New_York)
Learn to successfully write international project grant proposals. Use standard, globally recognized project grant proposal writing principles and processes to achieve optimum results. Stand out as a leader who can get project/grant proposals done on time and within budget. Gain the competitive edge in the job marketplace.
Course Overview
This hands-on course covers the complete process of grant proposal development: identification of an achievable and fundable project, research and assessment of viable funding sources, funder relations, proposal writing, budget development, preparation of a full proposal package for submission, and post-award or rejection follow-up with funders.
The course emphasizes grant and contract proposals to US Government Agencies (such as USAID, DOS, DOL, DOE, USDA), and private, community, and corporate foundations. Participants gain an understanding of the for-profit and nonprofit philanthropic and development environment and become familiar with tools and resources available to assist them as they seek funds for their projects, institutions, or causes.
Who is this course for?
Anyone seeking the necessary skills and tools to work in a dynamic international project proposal writing environment, including:

Development professionals currently writing project proposals who want to be more effective
Anyone wanting to enter the international project proposal development and implementation agencies which prepares and submits project proposals

Prerequisites
Participants will develop a specific project idea that they build upon as the basis for their coursework and final grant proposal. This project or idea can be for a nonprofit or for-profit agency. Solid writing skills and experience or coursework in for-profit or nonprofit sector/management are recommended but not required.
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Master Certificate in International Grant/Proposal Writing
2022-05-07 08:00 - 2022-06-25 10:00 (America/New_York)
Learn to successfully write international project grant proposals. Use standard, globally recognized project grant proposal writing principles and processes to achieve optimum results. Stand out as a leader who can get project/grant proposals done on time and within budget. Gain the competitive edge in the job marketplace.
Course Overview
This hands-on course covers the complete process of grant proposal development: identification of an achievable and fundable project, research and assessment of viable funding sources, funder relations, proposal writing, budget development, preparation of a full proposal package for submission, and post-award or rejection follow-up with funders.
The course emphasizes grant and contract proposals to US Government Agencies (such as USAID, DOS, DOL, DOE, USDA), and private, community, and corporate foundations. Participants gain an understanding of the for-profit and nonprofit philanthropic and development environment and become familiar with tools and resources available to assist them as they seek funds for their projects, institutions, or causes.
Who is this course for?
Anyone seeking the necessary skills and tools to work in a dynamic international project proposal writing environment, including:

Development professionals currently writing project proposals who want to be more effective
Anyone wanting to enter the international project proposal development and implementation agencies which prepares and submits project proposals

Prerequisites
Participants will develop a specific project idea that they build upon as the basis for their coursework and final grant proposal. This project or idea can be for a nonprofit or for-profit agency. Solid writing skills and experience or coursework in for-profit or nonprofit sector/management are recommended but not required.
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Public Procurement Audit and Monitoring
2022-01-24 - 2022-01-29

TVET Training
2021-12-28 08:00 - 2021-12-30 22:00 (America/New_York)

BASEL III and Credit Risk
2021-12-06 08:00 - 2021-12-17 17:00 UTC
International Development Institute (lDl) is conducting a series of 10 virtual classes (Monday-Friday) on the BASEL III and Credit Risk from December 6- 17, 2021.
Basel III is a requirement for many banks globally. This course provides a comprehensive study of the credit risk requirements and an overview of market and operational risk requirements. The course is interactive and is comprised of a lecture, case studies, and topical articles to supplement discussion of recent developments in Basel II/III implementation.
This course is designed for private sector practitioners and bank regulators. This course provides a comprehensive study of Basel III’s credit risk requirements and an overview of market and operational risk requirements. The instructor has been consulting and training on the Basel accords globally for decades and will share examples from the US, Europe, Asia, and emerging markets. The course is interactive and is comprised of a lecture, case studies, and topical articles to supplement discussions of recent developments in Basel III implementation.
Registration and Nomination Form
CLICK HERE, to register and/or nominate in our upcoming training on “World Bank Procurement Methods”. You can also send nominations via email to training@idiworldwide.net or contact via WhatsApp messages at WhatsApp +1 571-348-118.
Program Date: December 6-17, 2021.
The training is scheduled from 7:00 AM-9:30 AM EDT. Kindly download the brochure at the end of the page or time conversion tool to find training time in your country. Considering a very high number of applicants, IDI may decide to hold 2 different cohort’s and participants have a choice to pick one of the dates. Please enroll before all seats are reserved.
Enrollment Deadline: November 25, 2021
All payments must be received by 30th November 2021 to confirm your enrollment.
Course Advisor
Mayra Rodríguez Valladares has over 25 years of consulting and training experience in financial regulations, structured finance products, capital and derivatives markets, risk management, risk based supervision and in various facets of the energy sector. Since 1998, she has been Managing Principal of MRV Associates, Inc. Her work has been with private sector banks and companies, US bank regulators, foreign central banks and capital markets regulators, NFA, CME Group, USAID, World Bank, FIRST
Initiative, GTZ, NGOs, and not-for-profit organizations. She has managed and trained successfully multinational teams through live and virtual platforms in Latin America, China, India, Central Asia, Southeast Asia, Bulgaria, Egypt, Hong Kong, Japan, Nigeria, Russia, Sudan, UK, and the US. Her key areas of expertise are finance (credit, market and operational risks, capital markets, derivatives, structured finance products, Basel III and risk based supervision). She has created and taught courses in finance, marketing, business planning, risk management and capital markets in Russian and Spanish, as well as in English. She is multilingual and has published extensively in the UK and the US; she has published over 400 articles on bank regulations and other finance topics in American Banker, Crain’s Business, Forbes, The Hill, and the New York Times.
Course Objectives
At the end of this course, participants should be able to:

Identify the core concepts involved in Basel III

for allocation of capital to credit risk using the standardized and advanced approaches

Compare and contrast advantages and shortcomings of Basel III
Work out a core theoretical quantitative/qualitative mix of statistical and business process management methods for the management of credit risk at a banking institution
Discuss challenges in Basel III implementation
Apply the concepts and skills attained during the course to work in groups and frame solutions for real-life case studies involving credit risk
Identify potential changes to Basel III

Module I: Overview of Basel Accord

Evaluate key factors leading to The Basel Accord
Identify Herstatt risk
Identify key risks in financial institutions

Evaluate interconnectedness of risks
Evaluate why financial risks led to Basel Accord, Basel II and Basel II
Identify main components of Basel III

Module II: Overview of Basel III

Identify framework of Basel III and its objectives

Overview of the three pillars and their purpose
Application to credit, market and operations risk

Identify Basel II’s scope of application
Evaluate interconnectedness of Basel III’s three pillars
Explain what regulators hope the outcome of Basel III will be

Discuss regulators’ challenges in implementing Basel II

Identify positive results that banks expect from Basel III

Discuss challenges that they have encountered already

Challenge with models and data
Cost
Capacity gaps

Bank professionals, auditors, regulators

Uneven playing field between

Different sized banks

Module III: Overview of Pillar I

Identify key concepts in Pillar I
Define components of capital

Why did BIS choose this definition?

Identify application of Pillar I to credit risk

Compare briefly standardized approach with advanced approaches
Define probability of default, exposure at default

Describe challenges with models and data in adopting this pillar

What best practices are regulators looking for in the adoption of this pillar?

Module IV: Minimum Cpital Requirements for Credit Risk: The Standardized Approach

Identify three approaches to credit risk measurement
Evaluate inputs required for Pillar I approaches
Evaluate requirements for Standardized Approach

Module V: Minimum Cpital Requirements for Credit Risk: Internal Rating Based Approaches

Identify key aspects and inputs of the Foundation and Advanced Internal Rating Based approaches
Define economic capital

Evaluate inputs banks use to determine probabilities of default, loss given default, and exposure at default

Evaluate securitization guidance under Basel III

Explore regulators’ concerns about advanced approaches

Module VI: Pillar II and Credit Risk

Define key concepts in Pillar II
Identify application of Pillar II to credit risk

Module VII: Pillar III and Credit Risk

Identify key concepts in Pillar III
Evaluate application of Pillar III to credit risk

Module VIII: Implications of and Compliance with Basel III

Debate the impact of the global financial crisis as well as the pandemic crisis on Basel III
Evaluate readiness to comply with Basel III
Evaluate different views on the purpose of Basel III
Identify concerns from different countries about readiness to comply
Discuss recent proposed changes to Basel III

Virtual Training on Public-Private Partnerships
2021-10-25 08:00 - 2021-11-05 17:00 UTC | Finland
International Development Institute (lDl) is conducting a series of 10 virtual classes on the Public-Prvate Partnerships from October 25-Noveber 5, 2021.
Registration and Nomination Form
CLICK HERE, to register and/or nominate in our upcoming training on “World Bank Procurement Methods”. You can also send nominations via email to training@idiworldwide.net or contact via WhatsApp messages at WhatsApp +1 571-348-118.
The training is scheduled from 8:00 AM-10 AM EDT. Kindly download the brochure at the end of the page or time conversion tool to find training time in your country. Considering a very high number of applicants, IDI may decide to hold 2 different cohort’s and participants have a choice to pick one of the dates. Please enroll before all seats are reserved.
Enrollment Deadline: 20th October 2021
All payments must be received by 22nd October 2021 to confirm your enrollment.
Who shall attend?
a. National, regional, and local government officials
b. Contract officers/regulatory commissioners
c. Senior officials from Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) or privatization units
d. public service, utility managers, executives and legal experts
e. Staff of bilateral and multilateral international organizations
f. Legal offices that structure/evaluate PPP contracts
PPP Procurements and Management- 10 Days (2.5 hours a day)
Course will include theory, introduction to best practices, and hands-on activities. Participants
will be in a better position to be able to understand the full process of PPP selections and
procurement.
Learning Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:
1. Describe a process for choosing PPP candidate projects that can help avoid future pitfalls
2. Describe how to avoid the common pitfalls in structuring PPP projects by properly
designing and adjudicating the contract
3. Evaluate key contract clauses to determine the best fit for the project
4. Understand best practices
5. Design a process for project management and implementation that can help avoid future contractual issues etc.

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The World Bank's Procurement Policies and Procedures
2021-09-27 08:00 - 2021-10-08 17:00 UTC
International Development Institute (lDl) is conducting a series of 10 virtual classes on the World Bank’s Procurement Policies and Procedures in collaboration and consultation with Public Sector Procurement (PSP) experts from September 27-October 8, 2021.
Registration and Nomination Form
CLICK HERE, to register and/or nominate in our upcoming training on “World Bank Procurement Methods”. You can also send nominations via email to procurement@idiworldwide.net or contact via WhatsApp messages at WhatsApp +1 571-348-118.
Program Date
September 27-October 8, 2021.
The training is scheduled from 8:00 AM-10 AM EDT. Kindly download the brochure at the end of the page or time conversion tool to find training time in your country. Considering a very high number of applicants, IDI may decide to hold 2 different cohort’s and participants have a choice to pick one of the dates. Please enroll before all seats are reserved.
Enrollment Deadline: 20th September 2021
All payments must be received by 22nd September 2021 to confirm your enrollment.
Who should attend?

Professionals from procurement, finance, contract management, legal and dispute management departments of the World Bank funded projects
Procurement consultants
Government officials responsible for public procurement
Students of public policy, public administration, public financial management, and law

Course Advisors
Mr. Simeon Sahaydachny (USA) has over 30 years of experience as an international consultant to governments, international organizations and development institutions (World Bank, African Development Bank, ADB, USAlD, MCC, CARlCOM, COMESA) on public procurement, e-commerce, mobile money, concessions, public-private partnerships, and others areas of commercial law and dispute resolution.
He was formerly a Senior Officer at the Secretariat of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNClTRAL), where he served as secretary of various inter-governmental committees of UN General Assembly and authored and contributed to working drafts of model laws (mainly government procurement, cross-border insolvency and e- commerce), international conventions and legal guides relating to international commercial transactions adopted by UNClTRAL and recommended by the UN General Assembly.
Mr. Sahaydachny was instrumental in transforming the public procurement systems in numerous countries. He has worked on public procurement reforms in over 30 countries including China, Georgia, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, Nepal, Nigeria, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Turkey, Ukraine, and Vietnam. Mr. Sahaydachny received his J.D. in 1979 and his L.L.M- International Law from New York University in 1986.
Mr. Ovidiu SLIMAC (Romania) has over 18 years of experience in procurement. He is familiar with Romanian national legislation, European Directives in Procurement, and World Bank procedures. He is an engineer, specialist, public procurement expert, nationally and internationally accredited, trainer (of trainers), social responsibility manager. He was a lecturer at the Contract Management (FIDIC types) Seminar in the discipline ”Preparation of documentation, particularities and practical aspects in the field of public procurement.” He was one of the Keynote Speakers at Western Balkan Circular and Climate Innovation Beacons ”CE Beacons” event, held on-line on 14th October 2020, with the title: ”The European Green Deal – Implications and impacts on public procurement.”
Mr. Slimac contributed to a number of blogs and is a faculty of public procurement.
Program Manager
Elizabeth Kasonde (USA); WhatsApp +1 571-348-118
Procurement Program Coordinator
Ms. Elizabeth Kasonde, Program Coordinator
Cost/Fee
$750 (Seven Hundred Fifty US Dollar)
The cost includes training program, training material and global networking.
Cancellation and Refund Policy

ln order to cancel or reschedule a confirmed training please submit an email request to procurement@idiworldwide.net
lDl will refund 50% of deposits amount if cancellation requests submitted not less than 7 days prior to the scheduled course date.
There will be no refund for any cancellation requests submitted less than 7 days prior to the scheduled course date.
There will be no refund for no-shows.
All cancellations must be made in writing.

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