Course Description
Reconstruction money arrives with rules. IFI and donor financing carries procurement requirements, eligibility rules, environmental and social safeguards, reporting obligations and audit exposure — and projects fail or stall far more often on these than on engineering. A community that cannot administer a subproject will not receive the next one.
This programme addresses the management of reconstruction projects financed by donors and international financial institutions. Participants learn the recovery financing landscape and its instruments, project preparation and appraisal, IFI procurement rules, eligibility and cost verification, environmental and social safeguards, contract management and supervision, reporting and disbursement, and audit and integrity requirements.
What you will achieve
By the end of this programme, participants will be able to:
- Explain the recovery financing landscape and its instruments
- Prepare and appraise a reconstruction subproject
- Apply IFI and donor procurement rules
- Manage eligibility and cost verification
- Apply environmental and social safeguards
- Manage contracts and construction supervision
- Meet reporting and disbursement requirements
- Address audit, integrity and anti-corruption requirements
How the course is delivered
The programme combines project management with the specific administrative machinery of donor and IFI financing. Participants work through preparation, procurement, safeguards and reporting using realistic subproject scenarios.
The programme reflects the practical reality that reconstruction projects are administered against donor rules, and that failure to meet them stops disbursement regardless of physical progress.
Designed for
This programme is designed for:
- Project managers in local authorities and utilities
- Specialists preparing and administering donor subprojects
- Procurement and contracting staff
- Finance and reporting personnel
- Anyone accountable for donor-funded reconstruction
Daily programme
- Recovery financing instruments and sources
- IFI and donor financing structures
- Roles: government, community, utility, donor
- Programme and subproject architecture
- Subproject identification and prioritisation
- Feasibility and appraisal
- Cost estimation and budgeting
- Application and approval
- IFI procurement rules and principles
- Procurement methods and thresholds
- Tender documentation and evaluation
- Complaints and integrity
- Environmental and social safeguards
- Land, resettlement and community issues
- Contract management and supervision
- Variations, claims and disputes
- Eligibility and cost verification
- Reporting and disbursement
- Monitoring and evaluation
- Audit, integrity, workshop and review
Certification & accreditation
BII Certificate of Completion
BII Certificate of Completion Upon successful completion, participants receive a BII Development Institute Certificate of Completion with a unique reference code that is independently verifiable. Our certificates are recognised internationally and reflect successful completion of your chosen programme.
