Project Planning and Development Trainings
The project development trainings are designed to provide prospective
ANA applicants with skills to plan successful community development
projects. Participants learn how to: work with community and key
partners to identify and document specific community problems that
stand in the way of meeting community goals; create a project work
plan to address those problems and attain community goals; develop
measurable outcomes and impacts to the community; and determine
the level of resources and funding needed to implement the project.
The training sessions are offered free of charge to tribes and Native
American, Native Alaskan and Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander
non-profit organizations. Each participant is responsible for paying
their own travel costs to attend.
Please check back for the schedule of trainings which will resume next summer. For more information on the trainings please contact us at 1-888-221-9686 or via email at anaeastern@namsinc.org.
Project Planning and Development Manual:
Download Full Manual: Project
Development Manual (PDF 4.18 M)
Download Manual By Sections:
Overview
of the Administration for Native Americans (PDF 1.2 M)
Introduction
to Project Planning and Development (PDF 544 K)
Project
Development Steps (PDF 1.44 M)
Summary
and Appendices (PDF 2.08 M)
Eligibility for Technical Assistance
ANA Eastern Region offers free training and technical assistance
workshops to Tribes and eligible Native non-profit organizations
in Region I. There is a limit of 2 employees per eligible organization
and 3 employees per Tribe. Although there is no registration fee
for the trainings, attendees are responsible for all of their own
travel and per diem costs. Early registration is recommended because
trainings are subject to cancellation due to low enrollment. Please
do not make travel arrangements until you receive confirmation from
us.
Independent grant writers must fax us a signed letter on organization
stationary to (571) 323-2101 prior to the training in order to attend.
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