Nama’a Development and Microfinance Foundation concluded a specialized training program on Humanitarian and Development Project Preparation and Management, with the participation of 30 male and female employees from the Foundation’s branches in Al-Hodeidah and Al-Maraweah. The initiative comes within the Foundation’s continuous efforts to build staff capacity and strengthen institutional performance.
The program aimed to equip participants with both theoretical and practical knowledge across all stages of project preparation and management — starting from project formulation and defining scope and implementation plans, to risk management, monitoring and evaluation, role and responsibility matrices, supply chain management, and indicator design. The course also included practical exercises and interactive activities that enriched participants’ experience and application of concepts.
At the closing session, Mr. Balghaith Al-Ahdal, Regional Director of Al-Hodeidah, praised the discipline and engagement of the participants, extending his appreciation to Mr. Mohammed Al-Hammadi, the course trainer, and to all employees for their commitment and eagerness to learn.
For his part, Mr. Mohammed Salem Ayash, Branch Manager of Al-Hodeidah, expressed his gratitude to both the trainer and participants, emphasizing the importance of such programs in updating staff knowledge and skills in line with the Foundation’s strategic priorities. He also noted the leadership’s — represented by Chairman Mohammed Al-Farran — commitment to continuous training and professional development.
Participants expressed their appreciation to the Foundation’s leadership for its ongoing investment in their professional growth, commending the trainer’s valuable efforts in enriching their knowledge and refining their skills.
The program concluded with a certificate distribution ceremony, reaffirming the Foundation’s dedication to fostering a culture of continuous learning and developing professional cadres capable of achieving sustainable development impact.
