Executive Development Programme in Budgeting for Philanthropy
-- ViewingNowThe Executive Development Programme in Budgeting for Philanthropy is a certificate course designed to empower professionals in the charitable sector with essential financial management skills. In an era where non-profit organizations are expected to demonstrate accountability and transparency, this programme is increasingly relevant.
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• Introduction to Budgeting for Philanthropy: Understanding the basics of budgeting in a philanthropic context, including key terms and concepts.
• Financial Planning for Non-Profit Organizations: Best practices for financial planning in philanthropic organizations, including forecasting and revenue projections.
• Grant Budgeting: Techniques for creating effective grant budgets, including an overview of common grant-maker expectations.
• Program Budgeting: Strategies for budgeting for specific programs within a philanthropic organization, including cost allocation and performance measurement.
• Capital Budgeting for Philanthropy: An examination of capital budgeting techniques and their application in philanthropic organizations, including long-term investment decisions.
• Monitoring and Evaluation of Budgets: Tools and techniques for monitoring and evaluating budget performance in philanthropic organizations, including variance analysis and corrective action planning.
• Budgeting for Organizational Sustainability: Approaches for creating budgets that support organizational sustainability and growth in philanthropic organizations.
• Communication and Advocacy for Budgeting: Best practices for communicating and advocating for budgets within philanthropic organizations and to external stakeholders.
• Ethical Considerations in Philanthropic Budgeting: An exploration of ethical considerations in philanthropic budgeting, including transparency, accountability, and fairness.
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