BNRI 107 Funding, Monitoring, Evaluation & Capacity Building is an essential course designed for students enrolled in the Diploma in Watershed Management program. This course provides comprehensive coverage of funding mechanisms, project financing, monitoring and evaluation techniques, and capacity building strategies crucial for effective watershed management projects. Topics include sources of funding, budgeting, project monitoring, impact assessment, and stakeholder capacity building. Aligned meticulously with the Diploma in Watershed Management syllabus, this guide offers detailed explanations, practical insights, and comprehensive exam-focused notes to ensure students are thoroughly prepared for their examinations. Condensed into 100 - 130 pages, it provides quick, readable notes beneficial for efficient exam preparation.

Benefits of this Course:

• Funding Mechanisms and Project Financing: This guide covers various funding mechanisms and project financing options available for watershed management projects, including government grants, international aid, and community contributions. It provides students with a comprehensive understanding of financial planning and budgeting for successful project implementation.
• Monitoring and Evaluation Techniques: Students will learn essential monitoring and evaluation techniques for assessing the progress and impact of watershed management projects. The course emphasizes the importance of data collection, performance measurement, and impact assessment in ensuring project effectiveness and sustainability.
• Aligned with the Diploma in Watershed Management Syllabus: The content is fully aligned with the Diploma in Watershed Management syllabus, ensuring students cover all the necessary topics for their examinations and acquire the essential knowledge and skills required for effective project funding, monitoring, evaluation, and capacity building.
• Comprehensive Exam-focused Notes for Efficient Revision: The guide offers comprehensive, exam-focused notes that cover the entire syllabus in 100 - 130 pages, facilitating quick and efficient revision. Key points and concepts are highlighted for easy retention.