National Training March 20, 2025

IMED's 24th Training Batch Bolsters Skills for Officials from Health, Postal, and Planning Sectors

The twenty-fourth batch of the IMED's flagship capacity-building initiative successfully concluded its two-day training on March 19-20, 2025. Organized by MTI Ltd., the session brought together a diverse group of officials from IMED, the Planning Commission, Health Services Division, and the Postal Department to strengthen project execution capabilities across various government functions.

The program was graced by Chief Guest Md. Tajul Islam, Secretary of IMED, who underscored the critical importance of adopting modern project management tools to ensure transparency and achieve development goals effectively. The curriculum was designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of Project Management, Results-Based Monitoring & Evaluation (RBM&E), and featured extensive hands-on training with the e-PMIS platform to institutionalize data-driven oversight.

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Secretary of IMED delivering the closing address
Md. Tajul Islam, Secretary of IMED, delivers the closing address.
A practical session on the e-PMIS application
A practical session provides hands-on experience with the e-PMIS platform.

Throughout the workshop, participants engaged in dynamic academic sessions and collaborative discussions facilitated by MTI Ltd.'s expert trainers. The interactive format allowed officials to apply new methodologies to challenges within their respective domains, fostering an environment of shared learning and practical problem-solving. The training concluded with a certificate awarding ceremony, celebrating the participants' commitment to professional development and their vital role in the nation's progress.

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An expert trainer leads a session on RBME
An expert trainer leads an interactive session on Results-Based Monitoring & Evaluation.
A participant receiving a certificate from the Secretary
A participant receives her certificate at the conclusion of the training.
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Group photo of the 24th batch of participants
The participants and organizers of the twenty-fourth batch training program.
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