BISTAMUNDI fellow project managers and welcome to Project Management Association of Nepal (PMAN)! PMAN, Affiliated with International Project Management Association (IPMA), is country's first and innovative project management association specializing in providing international project management training and certifications, member services, professional knowledge, and advocacy for advancing the profession of project management in the country. PMAN is also an active member of Asia Pacific Forurm for Project Management (APFPM).
Our mission is to be the central authority for the promotion of effective project management practice and to advance the academy and profession of project management for public benefit in Nepal. Further, as the national association of project management professionals, PMAN promotes its skills, science, and practice to achieve recognition for all those involved in the discipline of project management. It represents the disciplines of project management in all sections of industry, commerce, services, education, and the arts.
With this committed spirit, PMAN is oganizing two major events in 2011: IPMA International Project Excellence Awards Assessor training in March and first PM Internaitonal Conference: Project Management for Results in May. Come join us by becoming a PMAN member and let's further develop our PM skills, both professionally and personally.
The IPMA Award Management Board is organizing two International PE Award Assessors Trainings in Kathmandu, Nepal and Milan, Italy to prepare assessor's role in 2012. We would like to invite you to the PE Award Assessors Trainings 2012 in Kathmandu, Nepal.
Project Management Association of Nepal (PMAN), has completed Project Management Foundation Training in Kathmandu, Nepal in April 2 - 3, 2011. The two-day training was targeted for project managers, project management practitioners and those who are interested in the field of project management. The course curricula included history and objectives of IPMA and PMI; introduction of PMBOK®4 and ICB3.0 and their respective 42 process groups and 46 competence elements; and IPMA 4-L-C certifications criteria, process and requirements.
Humanitarian and development aid projects have played an important part to the social and economic development in Nepal for more than 30 years. Some of the humanitarian and development aid projects have run very well and some could have been much improved during their deliveries. Sharing good practices and continuously making effort to identify problems are keys to future improvements. One way could be through the increased level of application of Project Management knowledge and techniques, tools and methods in managing these projects.
PMAN, as an active participant for years, participated in the 18th Global Symposium 2010. Around 600 people from Indian companies and educational institutes from the Asia Pacific region, including Australia, Indonesia, Japan, Nepal, USA attended the Symposium.