ANNUAL REPORT 2009 - FPDL
ANNUAL REPORT 2009 - FPDL
ANNUAL REPORT 2009 - FPDL
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Based on the analysis of the returned questionnaires, the analysis of the trainers’teams work and reports, the following three aspects were typical of the mostsuccessful training programs:• The training intervention had clear and focused training objectives based on thetraining needs of the beneficiaries assessed through a thorough TNA process• The learning of new knowledge and skills was embedded in the trainingintervention, the main goal of which was to produce real life changes andimprovements at the individual or organizational levels• The leadership and staff of target organizations recognized and internalized theproblems identified through the TNA process, and were involved in devising thesolutions.The quality of the TOT and training programs and of the production and disseminationof training manuals were rated respectively 4.81 and 4.78 out of a maximum score of5. Furthermore, 70% of the respondents reported an increase in the quality of TOTand training programs and 77% an increase in the quality related to the productionand dissemination of training manuals over the years. These results are reinforced bythe fact that 70% of the respondents considered the TOT and training programs highlyrelevant for their organisation and highly responsive to local demands, and 60% ofthe respondents had the same view in relation to the production and dissemination oftraining manuals. It should be added that 91.7% of the respondents surveyed statedthat the training manuals produced and disseminated by <strong>FPDL</strong> are of great value andare frequently used.DYNAMIC OF THE TOTs QUALITY30%70%Quality of the TOT constantQuality of the TOTs increasedPerception of ToT quality dynamics (source: survey)DYNAMIC OF PRODUCTION & DISSEMINATION OFTRAINING MANUALS QUALITY23%77%Quality of production and dissemination constantQuality of the Production and dissemination of training materials increasedPerception of quality of production and dissemination dynamics (source: survey)17