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Technical University Darmstadt www.urban-studies.de International Co-operation and Urban Development 1 Module 2.6.3 -A 2 Module 2.6. International cooperation skills 3 Name of course Development aid and funding agencies / project formulation 4 Course instructor Prof. Dr. Karl Kluegel (Politechnic Zuerich) Prof. Dr. Dietmar Wiegend (TU Vienna) 5 Contents /syllabus Many useful development projects in the South can only be realized with external funding. However, in order to obtain such funding, an insider view of the functioning, the preferences and the conditions of possible funding and their institutions is advisable, if not indispensable. Project proposals need to follow certain rules, fit within the financial portfolio of different programmes and pass through a number of set approval stages. The course will embrace an analytical typology of donor agencies, deal with criteria for application and approval of project proposals, provide training in project proposal writing, explain the typical structure for project application, and provide information on the average funding volume for various type of development projects. 6 Learning outcomes At the end of the module, students will be able to: � write a good project proposal � indicate at least 3 potential funding agencies for a given project type � tell the necessary approval procedure and its corresponding time lags 7 Instructional methods Lectures, project proposal analysis, exercise 8 Course Form Seminar 9 Mandatory / elective Mandatory 10 Language English 11 Key words Foreign aid, international co-operation, technical/financial co-operation, grants, loans, soft loans, appraisal, evaluation, monitoring, project 2.6.2 Page 1
proposal, project idea 12 Duration 1 week 13 Credits 2 ECTS 14 Examen Written:: sample flow chart of project stages 15 Comments 16 Recommended reading Arrossi, Silvina et al. Funding Community Initiatives. London: Published for UNDP by Earthscan, 1994. Baum, Warren C. “The Project Cycle’’. In Finance and Development. December 1978. Picciotto, Robert and Rachel Weaving. “A New Project Cycle for the World Bank?”. In Finance and Development. December 1994: 42-44. 2.6.2 Page 2
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