The course outlines the key factors that have contributed to this development, such as investment in infrastructure and social programs, and the importance of managing these investments effectively. A survey by the IDB showed that only 60% of available investment funds are actually used, which represents a significant challenge for regional development. To address this challenge, the course introduces the "Results-Based Project Management" (PM4R) methodology, based on international standards, which has successfully trained over 4,000 public officials in project planning and management. This methodology aims to address bottlenecks and improve the implementation and outcomes of public sector projects. Furthermore, through the use of MOOCs, the course extends its reach to new audiences, including the private sector and NGOs, recognizing that development projects are a collaboration among many stakeholders. Over 90,000 people have already enrolled in previous editions, and it is expected that more participants will benefit from this knowledge. By the end of the course, students will be better prepared to contribute effectively to the development of their countries by using proven tools and methodologies.
9.1.5 Summary Module: Project Control Tool
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Skills You'll Learn
Resource Management, Community Development, Risk Management, Project Management, Economic Development, Project Implementation, Communication Planning, Scope Management, Risk Analysis, Earned Value Management, Project Performance, Work Breakdown Structure, Timelines, Stakeholder Management, Procurement, Scheduling, Matrix Management, Cost Management, Project Scoping, Project Coordination, Project Controls, Project Planning
From the lesson
Module 9: Project Control Tool
In this module, we will explore the Project Control Tool.
Taught By
Claudia Useche
Jefa del Grupo de Aprendizaje Corporativo y Operativo del BID