Since mid-January 2021, four young refugee women have joined Bioforce in Dakar (Senegal) thanks to scholarships offered by the Bioforce Africa Training Center.
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Human resources & management
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This training course will cover the role and responsibilities of supply chain in the success of humanitarian program all along the project cycle. Indeed, supply chain management performance is a key success factor for the great majority of humanitarian projects. This training course will focus on the technical and managerial side of the 3 main pillars of humanitarian supply chain which are procurement, stock and transport management.
Our open training courses participants gave them an average score of 3.8/4 in 2020.
Group work
Case studies
By attending this open training course, you will understand and apply appropriate approaches and tools to manage humanitarian supply chain. And more specifically, you will know how to:
Day 1: General introduction, role and responsibilities of the logistician in the supply chain, market analysis, supply planning
Day 2: Procurement planning, processes and tools
Day 3: Stock management
Day 4: Transport management
Day 5: Supply chain case study: procurement, stock and transport
Profile
This training course is for you if you meet one of the following criteria:
Prerequisites
To have previous experience in humanitarian sector
Step 1: Application
The deadline for applications is two weeks before the start of a training course. Given the limited number of places for each course, it is preferable to apply as early as possible. If you are receiving support, it is recommended that you apply no later than 3 weeks before the start of the course.
To apply by clicking on the “Register” button below, please have your CV in PDF format. You will then receive an order form to return to us. Your application will be studied once you have completed and returned this order form.
Step 2: Pre-registration
If your application meets the necessary prerequisites, you will receive a pre-registration email. In order to finalize your pre-registration, you will be asked to pay the full amount of the training fees within a given deadline.
If you benefit from a partial or total coverage of the training (by an OPCA or by your employer), the financing agreement will have to stipulate the amount covered by the organisation.
Step 3: Registration
Once the payment of the training fees or the financing agreement of your OPCA is received, you will receive a final registration email, accompanied by a convocation with all the practical details relating to the training.
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