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Effective Project Planning and Evaluation in biomedical research

TDR has developed a skill-building course to strengthen capacity for project management in health research named the Effective Project Planning and Evaluation in Biomedical Research (EPPE). During the four-day course participants work on their specific research project and go through the various steps of project management.

By the end of this course, participants are expected to have: (a) clearly defined projects with set goals, objectives, and measurable indicators; (b) established a complete and realistic implementation plan as well as defined effective team work processes; (c) become more confident, acquired a more profound sense of responsibility and accountability and increased their awareness of values and challenges of working in multi-disciplinary teams; (d) fostered skills to effectively implement and monitor their projects and accurately report and evaluate its success.

It is expected that this training course will lead to realistic and well structured proposals, including clear research outputs which, in turn, will increase competitiveness for funding.

Supporting materials

Promotional leaflet

(available in English and French)

Training manual for participants

(available in English, French and Spanish)

Step by step guide for participants

(available in English, French and Spanish)

Training manual for trainers

This has the same content as the training manual for participants: it provides trainers with practical tips which are intended to support them during the presentation of the different modules of the training course (only in English).

A Step by step guide for trainers

(only in English)

Train the trainers

(only in English)

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Dr Pascal Launois, Scientist, TDR
E-mail: launoisp@who.int

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Collaborations and training centers offering Effective Project Planning and Evaluation in Biomedical Research trainings


Pan American Health Organization; Dr Luis Gabriel Cuervo
E-mail: cuervolu@who.int

Centro Internacional de Entrenamiento e Investigaciones Médicas (CIDEIM) Cali, Colombia; Dr A. Jaramillo
E-mail: ajamarillo@cideim.org.co

Gadja Mada University, Yogyakarta, Indonesia; Dr Y Mahendradhata
E-mail: yodi_mahendradhata@yahoo.co.uk

Astana Medical School, Astana, Kazakhstan; Dr B Sarymsakova
E-mail: bakhyts@yandex.kz

Research Institute on Tropical Medicine (RITM), Muntinlupa City, The Philippines; Dr R. Olveda
E-mail: rolveda@ritm.gov.ph

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