"The draft evaluation report produced by the contractor was well received by the Swaziland team and provided some really useful lessons learned from the implementation of the project as well as some useful design recommendations."
USAID/Southern Africa
"I found the comments on staff motivation very useful and believe it is something I can really work on here at the project. The concept of thinking big and reaching 1% is great"
Aaron TaitUSA
"This program changed my perception of how to cope with difficulties, how not to give up in situations which at first sight seem helpless. It taught me perseverance in achieving 1% every day and the idea of checklists – one for each stage of the project for every participants seems very helpful."
Eteri SuldazeGeorgia
"Planning of activities has changed, in the past I used plan as an individual, but now I involve other members of staff and stakeholders"
James LusunthaMalawi
“The program is simple, straightforward and highly informative”
Modupe Johnson-BaiyegunhNigeria
"One of the best part of the coaching is the daily encouragement mail from Dr. Elvira, through which I was too much encouraged to see myself with full of potentiality and strength. This motivates me a lot to develop my team like wise."
Sudipta Ranjan RamIndia
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