The GPW course provides a comprehensive roadmap for navigating the funding landscape. It covers the entire lifecycle of a grant, from identifying suitable funding opportunities and researching donor priorities to drafting technical narratives and managing budgets. Participants engage in practical sessions to master the art of persuasive writing, ensuring their proposals are not only compliant with donor guidelines but also logically sound and impact-driven.
About the Course
Aim of the Course
To equip participants with the knowledge, tools, and strategies necessary to design, write, and submit high-quality grant proposals that effectively secure funding for institutional projects and community initiatives.
Target Audience
This course is tailored for a diverse group of professionals involved in resource mobilization, including: Public Servants: Officers in national and county governments, state corporations, and constitutional commissions. NGO and Civil Society Staff: Project managers and development officers seeking to diversify funding streams. Academic and Research Personnel: Researchers and university staff looking for research grants. Private Sector Consultants: Professionals focused on partnership building and corporate social responsibility (CSR) funding.
Learning Outcomes
- Identify and Screen Opportunities: Efficiently research and assess potential donors to ensure perfect alignment between project goals and funder priorities.
- Craft Persuasive Narratives: Develop compelling problem statements and project descriptions that demonstrate clear evidence of need and potential for impact.
- Design SMART Frameworks: Construct logical frameworks with Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound (SMART) objectives and evaluation plans.
- Master Financial Planning: Prepare accurate, transparent budgets and financial justifications that satisfy rigorous donor compliance and sustainability requirements.
Mode of Delivery
Available delivery modes across campuses:
Duration: 1 Week
Campuses
Select your preferred campus to view schedules and apply:
Admission Criteria
Candidates must meet the minimum entry requirements as specified by the Kenya School of Government.
Language of Instruction: English