Designing effective management education programmes
Arises from a concern with the relationship between providers of management education programmes and their client groups. Addresses two issues: what the author considers to be the core requirements necessary for the design of effective tailor‐made management education programmes; how this approach has been affected by the introduction of the project framework by the Overseas Development Administration (ODA). Outlines the core factors required in providing effective management education and client‐institutions for it to take place. Considers how to create a productive working relationship between the provider and client institutions. Examines the factors which contributed to the ODA adopting the project framework. Suggests that the prime motive was the need for accountability within the civil service, with direct consequences for the manner in which projectization has been implemented. Critically analyses the approach and contrasts it with the approach of Germany′s Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit. Finally, examines the recent ODA “Logical Framework Approach and TeamUP” and suggests that creative use of this initiative could address the concerns mentioned previously.
Year of publication: |
1995
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Authors: | O′Donovan, Ita |
Published in: |
International Journal of Public Sector Management. - MCB UP Ltd, ISSN 1758-6666, ZDB-ID 2032073-5. - Vol. 8.1995, 3, p. 39-51
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Publisher: |
MCB UP Ltd |
Subject: | Clients | Management education | Relationship marketing |
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