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Why train with IDL?
The plethora of training opportunities
on the market can make it difficult to identify a training
provider to meet the specific needs of professionals working
in today’s complex development environment.
IDL’s
training is different. We distinguish ourselves by offering
learning solutions that are:
- Tailored
to effectively deliver the skills and knowledge participants
need to get up to speed on, and remain on top of, current
development issues;
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Focused on enabling participants to deliver on their own
professional agenda, while contributing to organisational
goals, through the development of pragmatic strategies they
can use in their working environment;
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Designed to incorporate the very latest thinking and best
practice in a given subject. IDL trainers work at the forefront
of key development issues - the lessons from this work
ensure that our learning events are kept at the cutting
edge of development debate;
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Underpinned by innovative training methods, research, and
current theory in adult learning across a range of cultural
and organisational scenarios.
Who have trained with IDL Training and
Professional Development?
Staff, partners and contractors of: Afghanaid, African
Union-IBAR, Bangladesh Agricultural University, British Council,
Christian Aid,Department for International Development (DFID),
Food andAgriculture Organisation (FAO) of the UN, International
LabourOrganization (ILO), International Plant Genetic Resources
Institute(IPGRI), International Fund for Agricultural Development
(IFAD), Institute of Development Studies (IDS), King’s
Cross Community Development Trust London, NADEL-Swiss Federal
Institute of Technology Zurich, Nepal Agricultural Research
Council, Oxfam, Pan African Rinderpest Campaign (PARC Uganda),
Save the Children UK, Regional Unit for Technical Assistance
(RUTA), Shell Foundation, Sustainable Coastal Livelihoods
Programme (SCLP), Swiss Development Cooperation, World Bank,
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Voluntary Service
Overseas (VSO) and WWF - in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Cambodia,
Costa Rica, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Guatemala, Honduras, Indonesia,
Italy, Kenya, Laos, Montserrat, Mozambique, Nepal, Nicaragua,
Pakistan, South Africa, Switzerland, Tanzania, Thailand, Uganda,
UK, Vietnam and Zimbabwe.
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