CMI Recognized Results-Based Management (RBM)
- Develop a theory of change and results chain for a program, from inputs to long-term impact.
- Build a logical framework with outcomes, outputs, indicators, means of verification and assumptions.
- Formulate SMART indicators with baselines and targets for outputs and outcomes.
- Design a monitoring and reporting plan with data sources, frequency and responsibilities.
- Use results data to support resource allocation and program adjustment decisions.
- Principles of Results-Based Management
- From activities to results
- RBM in public sector and development work
- RBM and national vision programs
- Theory of Change and the Results Chain
- Inputs, activities, outputs, outcomes and impact
- Building a theory of change
- Assumptions and risks
- Logical Framework Design
- Logframe structure and logic
- Means of verification
- Common logframe weaknesses
- Indicators, Baselines and Targets
- SMART indicators
- Establishing baselines
- Setting realistic targets
- Monitoring and Evaluation
- Monitoring plans and data collection
- Evaluation types and criteria
- Results reporting
- Using Results for Management
- Results-based budgeting
- Learning and program adjustment
- Building a results culture
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Program Professional Framework
CMI Recognized Results-Based Management (RBM)
Program Overview
Results-based management shifts the focus of programs and organizations from activities and spending to the outcomes and impact they achieve. This course covers the RBM approach used by governments, development agencies and international organizations: theory of change, the results chain from inputs to impact, logical framework design, SMART indicators with baselines and targets, monitoring systems, evaluation, and using results information for budgeting and decision-making. Applications include government performance programs and national vision initiatives in the Gulf, as well as donor-funded and corporate social responsibility programs.
Learning Outcomes
- ✓Develop a theory of change and results chain for a program, from inputs to long-term impact.
- ✓Build a logical framework with outcomes, outputs, indicators, means of verification and assumptions.
- ✓Formulate SMART indicators with baselines and targets for outputs and outcomes.
- ✓Design a monitoring and reporting plan with data sources, frequency and responsibilities.
- ✓Use results data to support resource allocation and program adjustment decisions.
Target Audience
- Program and project managers in government and international organizations
- Strategy and performance management officers
- Monitoring and evaluation specialists
- CSR and social impact program managers
Detailed Program Modules
01Principles of Results-Based Management
- From activities to results
- RBM in public sector and development work
- RBM and national vision programs
02Theory of Change and the Results Chain
- Inputs, activities, outputs, outcomes and impact
- Building a theory of change
- Assumptions and risks
03Logical Framework Design
- Logframe structure and logic
- Means of verification
- Common logframe weaknesses
04Indicators, Baselines and Targets
- SMART indicators
- Establishing baselines
- Setting realistic targets
05Monitoring and Evaluation
- Monitoring plans and data collection
- Evaluation types and criteria
- Results reporting
06Using Results for Management
- Results-based budgeting
- Learning and program adjustment
- Building a results culture
Training Methodology
Applied Project & Assessment
Applied Project
Participants design an RBM framework for a program in their organization: theory of change, logframe, indicator matrix with baselines and targets, and a monitoring and reporting plan.
Assessment
Short diagnostic at the start, practical tasks linked to each learning outcome, and evaluation of the applied project against published criteria.


