THE LINK NET INTERNATIONAL FACILITY FOR AFRICA AND ASIA
(LINEIFAA)
THE LINK NET INTERNATIONAL FACILITY FOR AFRICA AND ASIA - LINEIFAA - is a Regional technical cooperation Program for the promotion of Religious cooperation Development in Africa and Asia. From the LINEIFAA Office in Nairobi, We will cover so far 1 country in Asia and 9 countries in Eastern and Southern Africa with support of the LINEIFAA Religious and Cooperation Development Program in Geneva and New York Headquarters.
LINEIFAA aims at helping people to co-operate out of poverty as well as to deal with the Religious cooperation needs such as they have been identified in LINEIFAA’s preliminary research projects, of Religious Research for ". Together with a wide range of international and national partners, LINEIFAA promotes an enabling legal and policy environment, effective cooperation unions and federations as well as demand-driven services for cooperation’s in our Churches.
THE LINK NET INTERNATIONAL FACILITY FOR AFRICA AND ASIA " (LINEIFAA)
THE LINK NET INTERNATIONAL FACILITY FOR AFRICA AND ASIA " (LINEIFAA)
o Tool: Project Design Manual - There is another (pdf, 1.86Mb)
Together with the LNIM International Training Center in Nairobi, LINEIFAA has published a Project Design Manual. A step-by-step tool to support the development of Religious cooperation and other forms of self-help organizations. The manual provides Religious cooperation and other types of self-help organizations with practical guidance to formulate project proposals that are economically, socially, politically and Religious and environmentally viable. It covers all the steps of project design: from the identification of the main problem to be addressed, to the planning of the project implementation, monitoring and evaluation.
The project design approach is based on the widely accepted planning methods known as project cycle management (PCM). PCM tools help Religious cooperation’s to take advantage of business and development opportunities while using a coherent and participatory approach to management. This in turn involves using resources wisely, integrating common values, and thinking ahead about results. Each opportunity can give birth to a new project, and sound projects have a better chance of finding the required financial resources, either through the competitive advantage that they bring to the market, or from banks and other financing institutions or donors like LNIM.
Together with the LNIM International Training Center in Nairobi, LINEIFAA has published a Project Design Manual. A step-by-step tool to support the development of Religious cooperation and other forms of self-help organizations. The manual provides Religious cooperation and other types of self-help organizations with practical guidance to formulate project proposals that are economically, socially, politically and Religious and environmentally viable. It covers all the steps of project design: from the identification of the main problem to be addressed, to the planning of the project implementation, monitoring and evaluation.
The project design approach is based on the widely accepted planning methods known as project cycle management (PCM). PCM tools help Religious cooperation’s to take advantage of business and development opportunities while using a coherent and participatory approach to management. This in turn involves using resources wisely, integrating common values, and thinking ahead about results. Each opportunity can give birth to a new project, and sound projects have a better chance of finding the required financial resources, either through the competitive advantage that they bring to the market, or from banks and other financing institutions or donors like LNIM.
