IMED Concludes 13th Capacity Building Training in Cox's Bazar
A 29-member team of officials and staff from the Implementation Monitoring and Evaluation Division (IMED) successfully completed a five-day residential training program in Cox's Bazar. Held from April 30 to May 4, 2025, this was the 13th training batch organized under the "Capacity Enhancement for Effective Practice of Result Based M&E System in IMED (CEEPRM & ESI) (1st Revised)" project.
The program was honored by the presence of the Honorable Secretary of IMED, Mr. Md. Kamal Uddin, who served as the Chief Guest and lead trainer. His active participation and insightful guidance underscored the division's commitment to continuous professional development. The training featured a robust curriculum focused on project monitoring, evaluation methodologies, and the practical application of modern ICT tools to enhance project oversight.
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The residential format provided an immersive learning environment, allowing for deep engagement with the course material and fostering collaboration among colleagues. The program was designed not only for skill enhancement but also to promote team spirit, which included a recreational visit to the world-famous Cox's Bazar sea beach, providing a refreshing break from the intensive academic sessions.
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The training concluded with a formal certificate awarding ceremony, celebrating the participants' dedication and successful completion of the course. This initiative marks another successful step in IMED's ongoing efforts to build a highly skilled and efficient workforce capable of ensuring accountability and excellence in public project implementation.
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