(ecornell) Addressing Complex Problems Using Results-Based Management

This course will provide you with an overview of how to define and address complex international problems. This information will help you be more effective working within this complex, historic, and ever-changing industry. You'll practice planning for results-based management (RBM), a management method that focuses on obtaining results that are outside the control of a program or project but which can be achieved through the production of outputs. Accomplishing this requires careful planning, and you'll focus throughout the course experience on how this can be done. The course is provided by eCornell in partnership with Genashtim.

What You'll Learn

Define how and where your organization can help solve problems.

Establish accountability in international organizations.

Create a problem statement and establish a time horizon for a program.

Define objectives to be achieved, program outcomes, and measurements.

Identify data sources to evaluate the effectiveness of a program.

Confirm the feasibility of data collection.

Report progress accurately based on data.

Complete the results-based management cycle with evaluation

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