Introduction to Responsible Project Management
*** NEW Evening Course ***
31 JANUARY, 7, 21 & 28 FEBRUARY 2024 6-8PM (ONLINE)
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why attend?
Projects and project management create the future. Communities around the world are facing ecological and climate crises that threaten the survival of humans on Earth. The aim of Responsible Project Management is to ensure that projects deliver benefits for people, communities, organisations, and ecosystems in ways that accelerate the achievement of a more sustainable future.
This event will introduce key concepts from Responsible PM and selected techniques for managing projects responsibly. There will be an opportunity to practice PM techniques in a practical context and to explore project challenges from a range of perspectives.
Objectives
conscious awareness
Developing awareness of complexity and interconnections among projects, people, and natural resources.
delivering value
Exploring approaches for delivering economic, social, and environmental value through projects.
systems thinking
Introducing techniques for incorporating systems thinking and adaptation into project practices.
engagement and collaboration
Connecting with others and nature to build capabilities for understanding diverse perspectives and promoting ethical project decision making.
who should attend?
The event is intended for those who are new to managing projects and would like to incorporate sustainability and responsibility into their professional practice.
For those who provide project management training or education, this course will provide an introduction to principles-based learning for responsible project management.
delivery
Introduction to Responsible Project Management is delivered over four highly interactive online workshops. Each workshop will begin at 18:00 UK time and finish at 20:00. The sessions will take place on Wednesdays 31 January, 7, 21 & 28 February 2024.
Facilitated, interconnected activities are used to integrate principles, concepts and models with reflection and dialogue. Participants are encouraged to focus on addressing current challenges in their own practice.
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?
We would like our courses to be available to all, so we ask you to pay what you can towards our courses. Tickets at the full rate are £80* for all four sessions, and we have some tickets available at a reduced rate of £15*.
If you are unable to afford a ticket, please contact us directly. We have some bursaries available.
*plus booking fee