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HDFF
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT FORUM FOUNDATION
HDFF Training Catalog
“Knowledge Improves Life”
HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
Human Development Forum Foundation
“Knowledge Improves Life”
BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18,
Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020
Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
The Human Development Forum Foundation (HDFF) is a Thai independent
non-governmental organization without any political or religious affiliations
is expanded its areas of activates in Bangladesh to provide staff
development training and research. I had the honor and privilege of
establishing this foundation with empty hands and very meager sources.
In 2007, we started out with a dream in our heart to have a professional
research in the field of human security, as well as safety and security training,
(project) management training and security consultancies. Now, HDFF
under the Human Development Training Center (HDTC) has expanded its
horizons and offers different training programmes in project management,
human resource management, talent management, leadership, and
advanced management as well as tailor maid training for the valuable clients
in Bangladesh.
Moving forward, we seek to drive new opportunities with the growing public
and private sectors in Bangladesh as we build on our existing strengths. At the
same time, we remain true to our commitment of generating long-term value
for our stakeholders. We will continue to work passionately toward meeting
economic, environmental and social challenges to bring forth a better future
for all.
Dr. Wilfried A. Herrmann
Executive Director
Human Development Forum Foundation
Message from the
Executive Director
HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
Human Development Forum Foundation
“Knowledge Improves Life”
BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18,
Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020
Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
My goal in leading Human Development Forum Foundation (HDFF) has
been to strengthen its market position to meet the demands of today and
tomorrow in Bangladesh.
For more 8 years after we set foot in Bangladesh, we have grown from
strength to strength by anticipating and influencing change. Our strategy is
built upon the belief that collaborative growth is key to success – we grow
only when we are able to help our clients, stakeholders and business partners
grow at every stage of their development and expansion. This is how we
forge strong relationships that are deeply-rooted in major and emerging
markets as a trusted organization.
Bangladesh is now the most vibrant region for HDFF. It encapsulates
economies at different stages of growth with varying needs and this is where
we play to our competitive strengths. Our immense global network connects
us with the right people and the right resources at the right time. Our
experience and expertise in diversified staff development fields optimize
market success. Most importantly, our ability to deliver tailored solutions
helps meet not only diverse needs but changing expectations with the motto
“knowledge improves life”.
Muhammad Omar Faruque Akhund
Country Representative
HDFF in Bangladesh
Message from the
Country Representative
HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
Human Development Forum Foundation
“Knowledge Improves Life”
BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18,
Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020
Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
The Human Development Forum Foundation (HDFF) is a Thai independent
non-governmental organization without any political or religious
affiliations. HDFF was established in 2007 and operates out of Bangkok. We
provide cutting-edge research in the field of human security, as well as
safety and security training, (project) management training and security
consultancies. Aid workers are increasingly operating in insecure and
dangerous environments but projects usually do not provide any budget for
the safety of the implementing staff. HDFF, as a non-profit organization, is
able to offer reasonably priced safety and security trainings (in comparison
to for-profit corporations) to (I)NGO staff as HDFF believes it is vital to reach
organizations of all levels. HDFF furthermore conducts research on human
security issues, currently specializing on ASEAN 2015 related topics via a
conference series sponsored by The Asia Foundation. HDFF also conducts
security consultancies on Myanmar, as well as research for conferences for
international NGO’s. All of HDFF’s programs fit under our understanding of
development, i.e. providing knowledge to communities and leaders, to fulfill
HDFF’s motto “knowledge improves life”.
Vision & Mission
Human Development Forum Foundation is a dedicated educational and research
organization, defined by our motto, “knowledge improves life.” We are a Thailand-based
independent, non-governmental foundation without
any religious or political affiliations. Our research and
training staff come from a diverse background
including education, business, development, social
work, and defense, among others. With decades of
combined academic and real-world experience, we
strive to build local capacity, improve the security of
our communities, and contribute meaningful
knowledge to society through all of our educational
and research programs.
The Human Development Forum Foundation (HDFF) is pleased to announce its training
courses organized by the HDTC. All courses listed are conducted in English. The main
location is Bangkok, Thailand although some courses may be offered in the seaside resort
city of Hua Hin, outside of Bangkok. We also offer courses in Malaysia (KL, Penang),
Indonesia (Bali), Vietnam (Hanoi), Cambodia (Phnom Penh), UAE (Dubai) and Bangladesh
(Cox’s Bazar, Dhaka). All courses are carried out by experienced HDFF trainers in close
cooperation with external experts, all holding significant UN/INGO experience. By covering
a wide array of essential topics, we aim to improve general management skills as well as the
safety and security culture of non-governmental organizations and empower them through
capacity building. Past satisfied participants include line managers as well as specialized
security personnel from UN agencies and major international NGOs. Our high quality
trainings have been featured in Thai media, reaching more than 2 million television viewers.
For more information about our training, as well as the latest news updates, please visit our
website at http://hdff.org/hdtc.
The Human Development Forum Foundation (HDFF) has a proven record of success in
capacity building with a host of partners and donors. Over the years, we have provided
leadership training for municipality councilors, organizational capacity building for NGOs in
ASEAN countries as well as government officials in the context of awareness raising study
tours. We have also provided expert training for community based flood prevention
programs in Thailand, as well as “Stay Safe Training” (SST) for security personnel of UN
organizations and (I)NGOs. Our flagship 5-days SST training is certified by the Asian Institute
of Technology (AIT) and has been attended by more than
200 Security Managers/ Security Focal Points since its
introduction in 2011. This training was featured on Thai
television; see the 30-minute special on Thai television
here. Furthermore, starting from 2013, the first satisfied
participants from UN agencies and INGOs have attended
the General Management Trainings. HDFF has also
conducted capacity building for local NGOs and local
authorities in Southern Thailand for design, proposal,
implementation and management of projects (more than
1,100 participants - feedback in YouTube) supported by
Introduction
Human Development Forum Foundation
“Knowledge Improves Life”
BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18,
Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020
Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
HDFF’s seminar and field training courses utilize the decades of combined experience of our
training staff and provide clients with the most up-to-date, concise, and relevant information
in the industry. Our exclusive access to state-of the-art training facilities in Thailand, coupled
with practical and readily applicable field training scenarios, offer clients a holistic training
program unmatched in quality, realism, and value.
Practical Approach
HDFF’s Ample Risk Management approach and the resulting Stay Safe Training: Safety and
Security for UN/(I)NGO Staff conveys the most important and up-to-date theoretical and
practical knowledge needed to make good decisions in unsecure environments in order to be
prepared for security incidents. While this is a good foundation, the theoretical training is
supported by firsthand experiences gained through practical exercises. Cooperation partners
include the Royal Thai Armed Forces, and Bangkok Metropolitan Fire Brigade 3, as well as a
wide network of highly specialized trainers for Hostage Incident Management and First Aid.
Rapid Response
As security incidents and disasters emerge rapidly, UN organizations and (inter)national
non-governmental organizations must be able to take immediate, decisive action. HDFF
supports these organizations by facilitating safety and security training courses, as well as
individual consultancies, on short notice. For HDFF’s full selection of upcoming training
courses, please visit the Training Center webpage at http://hdff.org/hdtc/ or
https://www.facebook.com/hdffthailand
Professional Standards
HDFF has developed standards to ensure that our quality remains high. We believe in making
a difference for humanitarian aid workers in the field and the management and security
personnel of UN organizations and (inter)national non-governmental organizations alike.
Integrity
Honesty and trustworthiness characterize the relationship between HDFF and its clients. We
aim to build a stable relationship with you by being a reliable partner, both now and in the
future. A supporting Stay Safe Network has been established and provides all participants
with further information and a platform for exchange of experiences.
Not-for-Profit
As HDFF is a not-for-profit organization, the course fees remain affordable. We aim for a
safe working environment for humanitarian workers and not-for-profit organizations. You
therefore receive the best services for a reasonable price.
Transparency
HDFF chooses to deal clearly and directly with each client. From experience we know that
this direct approach is appreciated by our trainees. HDFF is member of UN Global Compact
thus guaranteeing financial transparency.
Why Train with HDFF?
HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
Human Development Forum Foundation
“Knowledge Improves Life”
BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18,
Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020
Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
Human Development Forum Foundation
“Knowledge Improves Life”
BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18,
Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020
Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
You will improve your skills
HDFF has developed standards of quality to ensure that its trainings are effective and we use
recognized survey methods to gather feedback. We therefore assure you that if you train
with HDFF, your skills in the respective topic will improve because our methods have been
proven and refined by experience. Feedback from past participants has been near
unanimous in saying that the knowledge they gained during training has been instrumental
in raising the targeted capacities and has created a base upon which they can train others at
their workplaces. At the end of training, each participant receives all powerpoints, videos,
and other materials used during the workshop for their own reference and distribution.
You will increase your professional credentials
While we are a local Thai NGO, the strength of an HDFF credential has been augmented by
the large number of participants from international organizations, such as UN agencies and
INGOs, and the array of international donors, such as the EU, British Embassy, and UNDP.
Our “Stay Safe Training (SST)”, attended by participants from across Asia and Africa, is also
certified by the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT). Upon successful completion of the
training, each participant will receive a certificate signed by AIT and the executive director
of the foundation. Successful completion signifies you are either capable or have proficient
awareness in the target capacities of the training, and therefore the document serves as a
useful professional credential and resume-builder.
You will network with like-minded professionals and make useful contacts
HDFF trainings are an excellent opportunity to meet and network with other professionals in
various sectors of the development field. Our workshops are long enough for participants to
build genuine rapport with one another, creating foundations for trusted contacts who can
share information with one another, broaden career opportunities, and establish friendships.
Most participants report that meeting new people is among the most enjoyable aspects of
our trainings. Also participants who successfully complete a “Stay Safe Training” will be
invited to join an online information sharing network connecting training alumni.
You will enjoy lower prices than other training providers
Many private organizations charge several thousands of dollars for the same types of
trainings offered by HDFF. In its status as a non-profit organization whose mission is address
the needs of communities and strengthen the capacities of people, HDFF keeps its course
fees moderate to make its trainings accessible to organizations of all levels.
You will enjoy the vibrant cities of Bangkok, Hua Hin, Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Bali, Hanoi,
Phnom Penh and Dubai.
Bangkok is one of the world’s top tourist destination cities. It is ranked third in international
visitors in MasterCard’s Global Destination Cities Index, after London and Paris. Bangkok’s
multi-faceted sights, attractions and city life appeal to a diverse group of tourists. Royal
palaces and temples as well as several museums constitute its major historical and cultural
tourist attractions. Shopping and dining experiences come in a wide range of choices and
prices. The city is also famous for its dynamic nightlife.
Hua Hin, the world-renowned, upscale beach resort city just hours outside of Bangkok,
provides visitors with a convenient, idyllic beach setting with all the amenities. Accessible by
minivan or taxi from Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi International airport, Hua Hin offers a range
of accommodations, vibrant night markets, world-class dining, and entertainment. Many of
HDFF’s specialized field courses make use of the unique facilities available in Hua Hin to
provide an unmatched educational experience.
Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, is called KL by locals. Its modern skyline is dominated
by the 451m-tall Petronas Twin Towers, a pair of glass-and-steel-clad skyscrapers with
Islamic motifs.
Penang is one of the most touristic locations of Malaysia. The island is situated on the
northwest side of the Peninsular Malaysia. Penang is especially known as the best place to
enjoy wonderful local dishes; it is seen as the food capital of Malaysia.
Bali is magical. As probably the most famous island in Indonesia, Bali blends spectacular
mountain scenery and beautiful beaches with warm and friendly people, a vibrant culture
and out of this world resorts.
Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, is known for its centuries-old architecture and a rich culture
with Southeast Asian, Chinese and French influences. There are many little temples,
including Bach Ma, honoring a legendary horse, plus Dong Xuan market, selling household
goods and street food.
Cambodia is a Southeast Asian nation whose landscape spans low-lying plains, the Mekong
Delta, mountains and Gulf of Thailand coastline. Its busy capital, Phnom Penh, is home to the
art deco Central Market, glittering Royal Palace and the National Museum's historical and
archaeological exhibits.
Dubai is a city in the United Arab Emirates known for luxury shopping, ultramodern
architecture and a lively nightlife scene. Burj Khalifa, an 830m-tall tower, dominates the
skyscraper-filled skyline. At its foot lies Dubai Fountain, with jets and lights choreographed
to music. On man-made islands just offshore is Atlantis, the Palm, a resort with water and
marine-animal parks.
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HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
Human Development Forum Foundation
“Knowledge Improves Life”
BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18,
Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020
Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
Stay Safe Training: Safety and Security for
UN/(I)NGO Staff
The 5-day HDFF Stay Safe Training: Safety and Security for
UN/(I)NGO Staff course provides participants with an
overview of some of the most prevalent safety and security
issues facing UN agencies and non-profit organizations
worldwide. This interactive course will present a variety of
best-practice methods for preventing, managing, and
responding to such situation.
Learning Objectives

To increase personal and organizational risk management capabilities
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To raise personal situational awareness
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To be able to apply practical first aid skills in the field
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To understand the principles of fire safety and to extinguish fires in the field

To reduce the risk of kidnapping and to effectively manage a hostage situation

To properly assess risks to staff and projects/programs
Participants

Field and office staff from UN Agencies, (I)NGO’s, (Multinational)Corporations
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Security Focal Points, Safety Managers

Maximum of 20 participants
Registration Details
Course Code: SST
Duration: 05 Days
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Contact us for pricing and scheduling
Our Flagship STAY SAFE TRAINING SERIES
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Human Development Forum Foundation
“Knowledge Improves Life”
BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18,
Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020
Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
Enhance your existing skills and develop new ones to meet emerging safety and
security threats worldwide
HDFF’s intensive 9-day Advanced Stay Safe Training for Field Security Officers course
provides safety and security professionals the opportunity to learn about the most pressing
global safety and security issues. This course will provide practical, up-to-date training
designed to give you the tools to prevent and respond to a number of safety and security
challenges including preventing and identifying corruption, investigating a variety of
incidents including acts of terrorism, as well as preventing and responding to a kidnapping /
hostage situation.
Learning Objectives

To understand and recognize corrupt practices

To develop and implement Anti-corruption measures in your organization

To develop the skills needed to provide leadership for your organization or agency in an
emergency situation

To gain knowledge of the basic investigate principles of interviews, room searches,
environment screening, and

counter-terrorism
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To understand the current glob al, regional, and national threats to the safety and
security of your organization’s operations and to develop and implement effective
countermeasures
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To understand the dynamics of the hostage incident management process and to
successfully prevent and resolve kidnapping and hostage situations
Participants

Field Security Officers

Safety and Security Managers for UN/(I)NGO’s

Maximum of 20 participants
Registration Details
Course Code: SST-AFSO
Duration: 09 Days
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Contact us for pricing and scheduling
Advanced Stay Safe Training for Field Security Officers
HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
Human Development Forum Foundation
“Knowledge Improves Life”
BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18,
Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020
Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
Practical training in the field provides unmatched
educational quality and prepares participants to cope
with situations that UN and (I)NGO staff may have to
cope with in a variety of regions worldwide
HDFF’s Certified Hostile Environment Awareness Training for
Emergency & Disaster Relief Services (HEAT-EDRS) course
provides relief workers, UN agency field staff, and
non-government organization personnel with the unique
opportunity to apply skills traditionally taught in a classroom setting to simulated scenarios
in a realistic environment. The highly qualified trainers deliver a hands-on learning
experience providing a greater level of experiential education, allowing participants to
practice responding to real-life situations
Learning Objectives

To understand and use maps and other navigational equipment
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To apply first aid techniques to medical emergencies in the field
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To extinguish open area and structural fires in the field

To safely and effectively operate vehicles in challenging field conditions

To organize, process, and manage refugees and IDP’s in practical, simulated situation

To organize, manage, and respond to conditions encountered during a food and aid
distribution scenario
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To demonstrate appropriate behavior at legal and illegal checkpoints
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To learn to identify and avoid Landmines and IED’s (Improvised Explosive Devices)

To learn and practice appropriate behavior and survival skills during a simulated
kidnapping and hostage situation
Participants

Field and office staff from UN Agencies, (I)NGO’s, (Multinational) Corporations

Security Focal Points, Safety Managers

Maximum of 16 participants
Registration Details
Course Code: HEAT-EDRS-2015-1
Duration: 05 Days
Location: Hua Hin, Thailand
Contact us for pricing and scheduling
Stay Safe Training: Hostile Environment Awareness Training
for Emergency & Disaster Relief Services (HEAT-EDRS)
A
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TUTE OF TE
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Human Development Forum Foundation
“Knowledge Improves Life”
BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18,
Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020
Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
HDFF’s Anti-Kidnapping & Hostage Incident Management training develops crucial
prevention, survival, and crisis situation management skills
The 3-day HDFF Anti-Kidnapping & Hostage Incident
Management course provides participants with a comprehensive
examination of the entire kidnapping and hostage process, from
preventative measures through post-release reintegration. The
course also offers unique insights into the motivations,
perspectives, and experiences of the victims, kidnappers, and
incident management teams as applied to actual hostage
situations. Additionally, operational continuity, media
management, and Kidnapping-for-Ransom policy development and implementation are
covered.
Learning Objectives
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Understand key kidnapping prevention methods
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Be able to describe the kidnapping process
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Ability to understand the victim’s mindset
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Understand and practice appropriate behavior during all stages of the kidnapping
process
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Ability to create a post-kidnapping rehabilitation plan
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Create a media management plan and give press statements
Participants
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Field and office staff from UN Agencies, (I)NGO’s, (Multinational) Corporations

Security Focal Points, Safety Managers

Maximum of 20 participants
Registration Details
Course Code: AKHIM
Duration: 03 Days
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Contact us for pricing and scheduling
Stay Safe Training: Anti-Kidnapping and Hostage Incident
Management
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HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
Human Development Forum Foundation
“Knowledge Improves Life”
BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18,
Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020
Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT COURSES
Improve your proposal writing and gain essential management skills to become
more effective, efficient, and productive in all your development projects and
programs
Non-profit organizations that rely on donors for financial support to maintain, expand, and
create programs must be able to write strong proposals, design needs-based projects, draft
LogFrames and budgets, and must have a basic understanding of Monitoring and Evaluation.
Additionally, a basic project risk assessment is crucial for any type of project implementation,
as it helps in writing substantial assumptions in the LogFrame, thereby improving proposal
quality and project implementation. Participants in this five-day workshop designed by
HDFF, will develop a strong understanding of the intertwined skills needed for safe project
management by employing realistic, scenario-based situations.
Learning Objectives
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Understand the basic, industry standard for writing a proposal
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Design a Project or proposal using a problem and objective tree
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Understand and utilize LogFrame as a tool for designing, implementing, monitoring and
evaluating development projects
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To gain knowledge in budgeting and planning for development projects
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Understand the principles of project risk management and apply in practical situation
Participants
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Field and office staff from UN Agencies, (I)NGO’s, (Multinational) Corporations
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Maximum of 20 participants
Registration Details
Course Code: RPCM
Duration: 05 Days
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Contact us for pricing and scheduling
Human Development Forum Foundation
“Knowledge Improves Life”
BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18,
Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020
Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
Increase the effectiveness of all your development projects and programs by
ensuring that your work has the greatest impact on its intended beneficiaries
The international development industry has grown far more competitive in recent years with
donors cutting funding and demanding to see evidence of the impact of their funding. Under
these conditions a strong understanding of Monitoring and Evaluation principles and tools is
essential for your organization to remain competitive at to deliver the best possible results to
its beneficiaries. HDFF’ Monitoring and Evaluation for Development Results training course
provides development agency staff with the understanding and practical knowledge
necessary to meet the demands of donors and beneficiaries alike.
Learning Objectives
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To understand the concept of monitoring, its objectives, procedures, and how it applies
to development projects
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To understand and to be able to apply the principles and tools of monitoring to
donor-funded projects
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To be able to create and utilize a Logical Framework Analysis for development projects
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To create an utilize a problem tree and objective tree as tools to monitor and evaluate
projects
Participants
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Field and office staff from UN Agencies, (I)NGO’s, (Multinational) Corporations

Maximum of 20 participants
Registration Details
Course Code: MEDR-2016-1
Duration: 05 Days
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Contact us for pricing and scheduling
Monitoring and Evaluation for Development Results
HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
Human Development Forum Foundation
“Knowledge Improves Life”
BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18,
Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020
Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
The following courses are not regularly-scheduled; however they can be organized at the
request of our clients. Feel free to contact us for further details regarding any of the
following courses or any additional training needs that you may have. HDFF maintains a
wealth of in-house knowledge, as well as a wide network of professionals with expertise in
various fields; please contact us if you are looking for a training course or topic that is not
listed here.
Stay Safe Training: Urban Search & Rescue
(USAR) / First Person On Scene (FPOS)
HDFF’s unique practical field course for emergency responders gives participants the
opportunity to learn, practice, and hone their skills in a realistic, simulated environment
HDFF’s Stay Safe Training: Urban Search & Rescue (USAR) / First Person On Scene (FPOS)
course gives first responders and emergency services professionals the opportunity to train
in HDFF’s state-of-the art training facility outside of Bangkok with a team of
highly-experienced, certified instructors. The training facility features a variety of
purpose-built replica structures which permits participants to practice a variety of rescue
techniques in a safe, controlled environment. This field course provides an excellent
preparatory experience for professionals planning to train and certify for INSARAG
standards, as well as providing relief workers operating in post-disaster environments with
valuable experiential knowledge.
Learning Objectives
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How to rescue victims in noxious environments using a breathing apparatus
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To understand and be able to apply the principles of a quadrant search in a practical situation
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To able to effectively use a Stokes Basket to transport victims in an emergency scenario
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To be knowledgeable of and to create your own Ready Pack for use in the field

To understanding the basic and be able to apply roping and repelling techniques in an
emergency rescue scenario
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To be able to rescue victims from collapsed buildings using pneumatic devices, the Jaws
of Life, and other specialty rescue equipment

To be able to administer basic First Aid
Participants
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Search and Rescue Personnel
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Emergency First Responders
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Maximum of 16 participants
Registration Details
Course Code: USAR-FPOS
Location: Hua Hin, Thailand
Contact us for pricing and scheduling
SPECIAL COURSES
Human Development Forum Foundation
“Knowledge Improves Life”
BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18,
Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020
Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
Efficient management of your organization’s human resources and the effective
utilization of your staff’s skills and specializations is crucial for maximizing your
impact
As the international development industry grows increasingly competitive, the need for UN
agencies, non-governmental organizations, and government ministries to effectively
manage, retain, and utilize their human resources has become instrumental in their success
and operational continuity. Being knowledgeable in the latest theories and practices in the
industry can give your organization an advantage as all staff members contribute unique skill
which can be immensely beneficial if properly utilized.
Learning Objectives

To understand industry-standard, best-practice methods for staff acquisition and
retention

To develop an efficient, effective workplace team based on the skills and abilities of
each team member

To develop and apply evaluation tools to determine staff strengths and weaknesses

To understand how to best utilize the skills of your staff and apply them in a practical,
working context

To understand and apply the principles of team building to your organization for
greater productivity
Participants

Field and office staff from UN Agencies, (I)NGO’s, (Multinational) Corporations

Maximum of 20 participants
Registration Details
Course Code: HRTM
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Contact us for pricing and scheduling
Human Resources and Talent Management
HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
Human Development Forum Foundation
“Knowledge Improves Life”
BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18,
Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020
Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
Effective leadership is a critical factor in determining the success of any
organization
Effective leadership is one of the primary underlying factors in any organizations success. An
effective leader sets the standard for organizational conduct, promotes cooperation among
stakeholders, and defines the organization’s vision. In this training you will be able to identify
key traits and characteristics that can set you apart in leadership based situations. These
principals can be applied to both work based functions and everyday settings.
Learning Objectives

To understand the contemporary theories regarding the development of effective
leaders and how to put them into practice

To understand the traits of effective leaders

To understand and apply the 5 pillars of effective leadership

To understand the foundational principles of effective leaders

To understand the types and roles of effective leaders

To understand the roles of leaders in HR management
Participants

Field and office staff from UN Agencies, (I)NGO’s, (Multinational) Corporations

Maximum of 20 participants
Registration Details
Course Code: ELT
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Contact us for pricing and scheduling
Effective Leadership Training
Human Development Forum Foundation
“Knowledge Improves Life”
BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18,
Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020
Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
After a disaster strikes, relief agencies, government ministries, and private enterprises must
frequently face the challenging task of managing disaster relief operations all over the world
Manmade and natural disasters have become an ever more frequent phenomena worldwide
and the integrated global response to such events has become immensely more complex. In
a disaster response scenario, all of the actors know what needs to be done to provide relief
to the victims; however, successfully managing relief operations can be overwhelming, as
multiple agencies, ministries, organizations have different capabilities and varying response
plans. Competent, organized and effective leadership is paramount to insuring the effects of
the disaster are not compounded by delayed, ineffective, and uncoordinated relief efforts.
Learning Objectives

To create and implement an intra-agency framework for executing disaster response
plans

To create and implement a collaborative, comprehensive multi-agency disaster
response plan, integrating partners, donors, and stakeholders

To evaluate partner capacity and assign tasks based on capability and asset availability

To understand how to quickly and correctly establish an Disaster Relief Operations
Commander Center in the affected area

To develop and implement a media management plan to manage the release of
information and increase cooperation

To cultivate and employ effective leadership practices during a disaster response
scenario
Participants

Field and office staff from UN Agencies, (I)NGO’s, (Multinational) Corporations

Government ministries responsible for relief operations in a disaster response scenario

Dedicated disaster response agencies and organizations

Private industries operating in disaster-prone areas

Maximum of 20 participants
Registration Details
Course Code: DROCCM
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Contact us for pricing and scheduling
Disaster Relief Operations Command Center Management
HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
Human Development Forum Foundation
“Knowledge Improves Life”
BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18,
Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020
Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
Registration Instructions
Please complete the Registration Form for the corresponding training course found at:
http://hdff.org/hdtc/ or included at the end of this catalog.
Return it to us via email at: info@hdff.org (Thailand)/ hdff.akhund@gmail.com (Bangladesh)
or by fax at: (+66) 026177020 (Thailand)
Payment Instructions
Payment for course fees can be submitted via bank transfer; Please indicate your name and
the training course that you are applying for on the transfer slip.
Account Name: Human Development Forum Foundation
Bank: Bangkok Bank
Branch: Silom Head Office, Bangkok, Thailand
Account Number: 1018300341
Swift Code: BKKBTHBK
Upon completion of bank transfer please send us a scanned copy of the bank transfer slip via
email
For Registration & Inquiries
Please contact us at: info@hdff.org (Thailand) and Muhammad Omar Faruque Akhund,
Country Representative, Bangladesh through hdff.akhund@gmail.com and +8801711
108419
or visit us at: http://hdff.org/hdtc/
Cancellation and Modification Policy
Substitution is allowed for a registered participant/delegate. Please note that all transfer
payments must be made prior to the first day of training. No refund will be made for
cancellation received 10 days or less before the first day of training, while a 35% refund will
be given for cancellations received prior to 10 days before the first day of training. Transfer
costs will be deducted from the refund amount.
All courses are presented in English, and are held in Thailand (Bangkok, Hua Hin) unless
otherwise noted. However, we organize same training programmes in Malaysia (KL, Penang),
Indonesia (Bali), Vietnam (Hanoi), Cambodia (Phnom Penh), UAE (Dubai) and Bangladesh
(Cox’s Bazar, Dhaka). HDFF also offers customized training courses for its clients covering a
variety of topics by utilizing extensive network of expert instructors.
*HDFF reserves the right to change course content, schedule, and
instructor, or to postpone or cancel the course as a result of low
enrollment or other unforeseen circumstances.
HDFF Training Center Policies, Registration Details and Payment
Information
Human Development Forum Foundation
“Knowledge Improves Life”
BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18,
Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020
Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
For participants needing visas to enter Thailand, HDFF will provide the requisite invitation
letter after receiving payment of course fees. In the case that a participant is not in a country
with a Thai embassy, they will have to arrange travel on their own to the nearest Thai
embassy. This may require extra days of travel and expenses. Please take these factors into
account when registering for a training course and planning your trip to Thailand. It is
advisable to pay your fees as soon as possible in order to receive your invitation letter.
To obtain an invitation letter, each participant needs to submit -- with their registration --
two scans from their passport of the following pages: (1) the page showing the face and
personal information and (2) the page showing that the visa was issued by the respective
government (this is called the ‘insert page’ and usually has a national seal or logo)
Visa Policy
Republic of Summerland
Name
Birth date
Passport #
51270987091823412
Republic of Summerland
Example 1 Example 2
The Republic of Summerland issues this
passport and requests that all civil and military
authorities of friendly countries provide travel
facilities for the passport holder and to give
him assistance when needed
HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
Human Development Forum Foundation
“Knowledge Improves Life”
BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18,
Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020
Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
Course name :
Course dates :
Title First name: Family Name:
Organization:
Your present position:
Where did you first hear about our training?
Please send by email to hdtc@hdff.org
Or please fax to +66 2 617 7020
Please identify threeaims for participating on this course:
1)
2)
3)
Specialization : Years of experience :
Please indicate if you have any dietary requirements:
Vegetarian [ ] Other [ ] (please specify)
Mailing address :
Postcode :
Tel (h): Tel (w): Email:
Human Development Forum Foundation Training Registration Form
Human Development Forum Foundation
“Knowledge Improves Life”
BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18,
Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020
Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
Traning of Bangladeshi Participants
HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
Human Development Forum Foundation
“Knowledge Improves Life”
BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18,
Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020
Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
Human Development Forum Foundation also offers a variety
of additional courses including:
Stay Safe Training for UN/ (I) NGO Staff
Project Management and Basic Risk Training
Monitoring and Evaluation
of Development Projets
Anti-Corruption, Transparency,
and Ethics in Development
Stay Safe for Female Travelers and Field Staff
Advanced Financial Management Training
Effective Leadership and Team-Building
Custom Single and Multi-Day Study Trips
We are also able to combine, modify, or create quality customized
training courses to meet all of your organization’s need.
HDFF provides training in the following countries
Thailand (Hua Hin, Bangkok)
Malaysia (KL, Penang)
Indonesia (Bali)
Vietnam (Hanoi)
Cambodia (Phnom Penh)
UAE (Dubai)
Bangladesh (Cox’s Bazar, Dhaka)
Practical Outdoor Field Training
for Disaster Relief Workers
Managing and Adapting to Change
in the Development Field
Mediation and Conflict Resolution
Hostile Environment Awareness
Field Training
Human Development Forum Foundation
“Knowledge Improves Life”
BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18,
Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020
Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
HD Training Center Email: info@hdff.org
HD Training Center Website: http://hdff.org/hdtc
Follow us on:
BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road
Soi 18, Jompol, Jatujak
Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020
House # 221, Road # 03, Mirpur DOHS
Mirpur-12, Dhaka-1216, Bangladesh
Cell : +88 01711-108419, 01932-451848
E-mail : hdff.akhund@gmail.com
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HDFF Training Catalog

  • 1. HDFF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT FORUM FOUNDATION HDFF Training Catalog “Knowledge Improves Life”
  • 2. HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc Human Development Forum Foundation “Knowledge Improves Life” BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18, Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020 Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org The Human Development Forum Foundation (HDFF) is a Thai independent non-governmental organization without any political or religious affiliations is expanded its areas of activates in Bangladesh to provide staff development training and research. I had the honor and privilege of establishing this foundation with empty hands and very meager sources. In 2007, we started out with a dream in our heart to have a professional research in the field of human security, as well as safety and security training, (project) management training and security consultancies. Now, HDFF under the Human Development Training Center (HDTC) has expanded its horizons and offers different training programmes in project management, human resource management, talent management, leadership, and advanced management as well as tailor maid training for the valuable clients in Bangladesh. Moving forward, we seek to drive new opportunities with the growing public and private sectors in Bangladesh as we build on our existing strengths. At the same time, we remain true to our commitment of generating long-term value for our stakeholders. We will continue to work passionately toward meeting economic, environmental and social challenges to bring forth a better future for all. Dr. Wilfried A. Herrmann Executive Director Human Development Forum Foundation Message from the Executive Director
  • 3. HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc Human Development Forum Foundation “Knowledge Improves Life” BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18, Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020 Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org My goal in leading Human Development Forum Foundation (HDFF) has been to strengthen its market position to meet the demands of today and tomorrow in Bangladesh. For more 8 years after we set foot in Bangladesh, we have grown from strength to strength by anticipating and influencing change. Our strategy is built upon the belief that collaborative growth is key to success – we grow only when we are able to help our clients, stakeholders and business partners grow at every stage of their development and expansion. This is how we forge strong relationships that are deeply-rooted in major and emerging markets as a trusted organization. Bangladesh is now the most vibrant region for HDFF. It encapsulates economies at different stages of growth with varying needs and this is where we play to our competitive strengths. Our immense global network connects us with the right people and the right resources at the right time. Our experience and expertise in diversified staff development fields optimize market success. Most importantly, our ability to deliver tailored solutions helps meet not only diverse needs but changing expectations with the motto “knowledge improves life”. Muhammad Omar Faruque Akhund Country Representative HDFF in Bangladesh Message from the Country Representative
  • 4. HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc Human Development Forum Foundation “Knowledge Improves Life” BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18, Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020 Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org The Human Development Forum Foundation (HDFF) is a Thai independent non-governmental organization without any political or religious affiliations. HDFF was established in 2007 and operates out of Bangkok. We provide cutting-edge research in the field of human security, as well as safety and security training, (project) management training and security consultancies. Aid workers are increasingly operating in insecure and dangerous environments but projects usually do not provide any budget for the safety of the implementing staff. HDFF, as a non-profit organization, is able to offer reasonably priced safety and security trainings (in comparison to for-profit corporations) to (I)NGO staff as HDFF believes it is vital to reach organizations of all levels. HDFF furthermore conducts research on human security issues, currently specializing on ASEAN 2015 related topics via a conference series sponsored by The Asia Foundation. HDFF also conducts security consultancies on Myanmar, as well as research for conferences for international NGO’s. All of HDFF’s programs fit under our understanding of development, i.e. providing knowledge to communities and leaders, to fulfill HDFF’s motto “knowledge improves life”. Vision & Mission
  • 5. Human Development Forum Foundation is a dedicated educational and research organization, defined by our motto, “knowledge improves life.” We are a Thailand-based independent, non-governmental foundation without any religious or political affiliations. Our research and training staff come from a diverse background including education, business, development, social work, and defense, among others. With decades of combined academic and real-world experience, we strive to build local capacity, improve the security of our communities, and contribute meaningful knowledge to society through all of our educational and research programs. The Human Development Forum Foundation (HDFF) is pleased to announce its training courses organized by the HDTC. All courses listed are conducted in English. The main location is Bangkok, Thailand although some courses may be offered in the seaside resort city of Hua Hin, outside of Bangkok. We also offer courses in Malaysia (KL, Penang), Indonesia (Bali), Vietnam (Hanoi), Cambodia (Phnom Penh), UAE (Dubai) and Bangladesh (Cox’s Bazar, Dhaka). All courses are carried out by experienced HDFF trainers in close cooperation with external experts, all holding significant UN/INGO experience. By covering a wide array of essential topics, we aim to improve general management skills as well as the safety and security culture of non-governmental organizations and empower them through capacity building. Past satisfied participants include line managers as well as specialized security personnel from UN agencies and major international NGOs. Our high quality trainings have been featured in Thai media, reaching more than 2 million television viewers. For more information about our training, as well as the latest news updates, please visit our website at http://hdff.org/hdtc. The Human Development Forum Foundation (HDFF) has a proven record of success in capacity building with a host of partners and donors. Over the years, we have provided leadership training for municipality councilors, organizational capacity building for NGOs in ASEAN countries as well as government officials in the context of awareness raising study tours. We have also provided expert training for community based flood prevention programs in Thailand, as well as “Stay Safe Training” (SST) for security personnel of UN organizations and (I)NGOs. Our flagship 5-days SST training is certified by the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) and has been attended by more than 200 Security Managers/ Security Focal Points since its introduction in 2011. This training was featured on Thai television; see the 30-minute special on Thai television here. Furthermore, starting from 2013, the first satisfied participants from UN agencies and INGOs have attended the General Management Trainings. HDFF has also conducted capacity building for local NGOs and local authorities in Southern Thailand for design, proposal, implementation and management of projects (more than 1,100 participants - feedback in YouTube) supported by Introduction Human Development Forum Foundation “Knowledge Improves Life” BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18, Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020 Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
  • 6. HDFF’s seminar and field training courses utilize the decades of combined experience of our training staff and provide clients with the most up-to-date, concise, and relevant information in the industry. Our exclusive access to state-of the-art training facilities in Thailand, coupled with practical and readily applicable field training scenarios, offer clients a holistic training program unmatched in quality, realism, and value. Practical Approach HDFF’s Ample Risk Management approach and the resulting Stay Safe Training: Safety and Security for UN/(I)NGO Staff conveys the most important and up-to-date theoretical and practical knowledge needed to make good decisions in unsecure environments in order to be prepared for security incidents. While this is a good foundation, the theoretical training is supported by firsthand experiences gained through practical exercises. Cooperation partners include the Royal Thai Armed Forces, and Bangkok Metropolitan Fire Brigade 3, as well as a wide network of highly specialized trainers for Hostage Incident Management and First Aid. Rapid Response As security incidents and disasters emerge rapidly, UN organizations and (inter)national non-governmental organizations must be able to take immediate, decisive action. HDFF supports these organizations by facilitating safety and security training courses, as well as individual consultancies, on short notice. For HDFF’s full selection of upcoming training courses, please visit the Training Center webpage at http://hdff.org/hdtc/ or https://www.facebook.com/hdffthailand Professional Standards HDFF has developed standards to ensure that our quality remains high. We believe in making a difference for humanitarian aid workers in the field and the management and security personnel of UN organizations and (inter)national non-governmental organizations alike. Integrity Honesty and trustworthiness characterize the relationship between HDFF and its clients. We aim to build a stable relationship with you by being a reliable partner, both now and in the future. A supporting Stay Safe Network has been established and provides all participants with further information and a platform for exchange of experiences. Not-for-Profit As HDFF is a not-for-profit organization, the course fees remain affordable. We aim for a safe working environment for humanitarian workers and not-for-profit organizations. You therefore receive the best services for a reasonable price. Transparency HDFF chooses to deal clearly and directly with each client. From experience we know that this direct approach is appreciated by our trainees. HDFF is member of UN Global Compact thus guaranteeing financial transparency. Why Train with HDFF? HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc Human Development Forum Foundation “Knowledge Improves Life” BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18, Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020 Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
  • 7. Human Development Forum Foundation “Knowledge Improves Life” BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18, Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020 Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc You will improve your skills HDFF has developed standards of quality to ensure that its trainings are effective and we use recognized survey methods to gather feedback. We therefore assure you that if you train with HDFF, your skills in the respective topic will improve because our methods have been proven and refined by experience. Feedback from past participants has been near unanimous in saying that the knowledge they gained during training has been instrumental in raising the targeted capacities and has created a base upon which they can train others at their workplaces. At the end of training, each participant receives all powerpoints, videos, and other materials used during the workshop for their own reference and distribution. You will increase your professional credentials While we are a local Thai NGO, the strength of an HDFF credential has been augmented by the large number of participants from international organizations, such as UN agencies and INGOs, and the array of international donors, such as the EU, British Embassy, and UNDP. Our “Stay Safe Training (SST)”, attended by participants from across Asia and Africa, is also certified by the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT). Upon successful completion of the training, each participant will receive a certificate signed by AIT and the executive director of the foundation. Successful completion signifies you are either capable or have proficient awareness in the target capacities of the training, and therefore the document serves as a useful professional credential and resume-builder. You will network with like-minded professionals and make useful contacts HDFF trainings are an excellent opportunity to meet and network with other professionals in various sectors of the development field. Our workshops are long enough for participants to build genuine rapport with one another, creating foundations for trusted contacts who can share information with one another, broaden career opportunities, and establish friendships. Most participants report that meeting new people is among the most enjoyable aspects of our trainings. Also participants who successfully complete a “Stay Safe Training” will be invited to join an online information sharing network connecting training alumni. You will enjoy lower prices than other training providers Many private organizations charge several thousands of dollars for the same types of trainings offered by HDFF. In its status as a non-profit organization whose mission is address the needs of communities and strengthen the capacities of people, HDFF keeps its course fees moderate to make its trainings accessible to organizations of all levels. You will enjoy the vibrant cities of Bangkok, Hua Hin, Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Bali, Hanoi, Phnom Penh and Dubai. Bangkok is one of the world’s top tourist destination cities. It is ranked third in international visitors in MasterCard’s Global Destination Cities Index, after London and Paris. Bangkok’s multi-faceted sights, attractions and city life appeal to a diverse group of tourists. Royal palaces and temples as well as several museums constitute its major historical and cultural tourist attractions. Shopping and dining experiences come in a wide range of choices and prices. The city is also famous for its dynamic nightlife.
  • 8. Hua Hin, the world-renowned, upscale beach resort city just hours outside of Bangkok, provides visitors with a convenient, idyllic beach setting with all the amenities. Accessible by minivan or taxi from Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi International airport, Hua Hin offers a range of accommodations, vibrant night markets, world-class dining, and entertainment. Many of HDFF’s specialized field courses make use of the unique facilities available in Hua Hin to provide an unmatched educational experience. Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, is called KL by locals. Its modern skyline is dominated by the 451m-tall Petronas Twin Towers, a pair of glass-and-steel-clad skyscrapers with Islamic motifs. Penang is one of the most touristic locations of Malaysia. The island is situated on the northwest side of the Peninsular Malaysia. Penang is especially known as the best place to enjoy wonderful local dishes; it is seen as the food capital of Malaysia. Bali is magical. As probably the most famous island in Indonesia, Bali blends spectacular mountain scenery and beautiful beaches with warm and friendly people, a vibrant culture and out of this world resorts. Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, is known for its centuries-old architecture and a rich culture with Southeast Asian, Chinese and French influences. There are many little temples, including Bach Ma, honoring a legendary horse, plus Dong Xuan market, selling household goods and street food. Cambodia is a Southeast Asian nation whose landscape spans low-lying plains, the Mekong Delta, mountains and Gulf of Thailand coastline. Its busy capital, Phnom Penh, is home to the art deco Central Market, glittering Royal Palace and the National Museum's historical and archaeological exhibits. Dubai is a city in the United Arab Emirates known for luxury shopping, ultramodern architecture and a lively nightlife scene. Burj Khalifa, an 830m-tall tower, dominates the skyscraper-filled skyline. At its foot lies Dubai Fountain, with jets and lights choreographed to music. On man-made islands just offshore is Atlantis, the Palm, a resort with water and marine-animal parks. OxfamUN WOMEN INTERNATIONAL RESCUEC O M M I T T E E EUROPEAN COMMISSION Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection U D P N World Vision Save the Children. UNOPS SATISFIED PARTICIPANTS FROM HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc Human Development Forum Foundation “Knowledge Improves Life” BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18, Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020 Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
  • 9. Stay Safe Training: Safety and Security for UN/(I)NGO Staff The 5-day HDFF Stay Safe Training: Safety and Security for UN/(I)NGO Staff course provides participants with an overview of some of the most prevalent safety and security issues facing UN agencies and non-profit organizations worldwide. This interactive course will present a variety of best-practice methods for preventing, managing, and responding to such situation. Learning Objectives  To increase personal and organizational risk management capabilities  To raise personal situational awareness  To be able to apply practical first aid skills in the field  To understand the principles of fire safety and to extinguish fires in the field  To reduce the risk of kidnapping and to effectively manage a hostage situation  To properly assess risks to staff and projects/programs Participants  Field and office staff from UN Agencies, (I)NGO’s, (Multinational)Corporations  Security Focal Points, Safety Managers  Maximum of 20 participants Registration Details Course Code: SST Duration: 05 Days Location: Bangkok, Thailand Contact us for pricing and scheduling Our Flagship STAY SAFE TRAINING SERIES A SIANINSTI TUTE OF TE CHNOLOGY Human Development Forum Foundation “Knowledge Improves Life” BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18, Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020 Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
  • 10. Enhance your existing skills and develop new ones to meet emerging safety and security threats worldwide HDFF’s intensive 9-day Advanced Stay Safe Training for Field Security Officers course provides safety and security professionals the opportunity to learn about the most pressing global safety and security issues. This course will provide practical, up-to-date training designed to give you the tools to prevent and respond to a number of safety and security challenges including preventing and identifying corruption, investigating a variety of incidents including acts of terrorism, as well as preventing and responding to a kidnapping / hostage situation. Learning Objectives  To understand and recognize corrupt practices  To develop and implement Anti-corruption measures in your organization  To develop the skills needed to provide leadership for your organization or agency in an emergency situation  To gain knowledge of the basic investigate principles of interviews, room searches, environment screening, and  counter-terrorism  To understand the current glob al, regional, and national threats to the safety and security of your organization’s operations and to develop and implement effective countermeasures  To understand the dynamics of the hostage incident management process and to successfully prevent and resolve kidnapping and hostage situations Participants  Field Security Officers  Safety and Security Managers for UN/(I)NGO’s  Maximum of 20 participants Registration Details Course Code: SST-AFSO Duration: 09 Days Location: Bangkok, Thailand Contact us for pricing and scheduling Advanced Stay Safe Training for Field Security Officers HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc Human Development Forum Foundation “Knowledge Improves Life” BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18, Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020 Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
  • 11. Practical training in the field provides unmatched educational quality and prepares participants to cope with situations that UN and (I)NGO staff may have to cope with in a variety of regions worldwide HDFF’s Certified Hostile Environment Awareness Training for Emergency & Disaster Relief Services (HEAT-EDRS) course provides relief workers, UN agency field staff, and non-government organization personnel with the unique opportunity to apply skills traditionally taught in a classroom setting to simulated scenarios in a realistic environment. The highly qualified trainers deliver a hands-on learning experience providing a greater level of experiential education, allowing participants to practice responding to real-life situations Learning Objectives  To understand and use maps and other navigational equipment  To apply first aid techniques to medical emergencies in the field  To extinguish open area and structural fires in the field  To safely and effectively operate vehicles in challenging field conditions  To organize, process, and manage refugees and IDP’s in practical, simulated situation  To organize, manage, and respond to conditions encountered during a food and aid distribution scenario  To demonstrate appropriate behavior at legal and illegal checkpoints  To learn to identify and avoid Landmines and IED’s (Improvised Explosive Devices)  To learn and practice appropriate behavior and survival skills during a simulated kidnapping and hostage situation Participants  Field and office staff from UN Agencies, (I)NGO’s, (Multinational) Corporations  Security Focal Points, Safety Managers  Maximum of 16 participants Registration Details Course Code: HEAT-EDRS-2015-1 Duration: 05 Days Location: Hua Hin, Thailand Contact us for pricing and scheduling Stay Safe Training: Hostile Environment Awareness Training for Emergency & Disaster Relief Services (HEAT-EDRS) A SIANINSTI TUTE OF TE CHNOLOGY Human Development Forum Foundation “Knowledge Improves Life” BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18, Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020 Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
  • 12. HDFF’s Anti-Kidnapping & Hostage Incident Management training develops crucial prevention, survival, and crisis situation management skills The 3-day HDFF Anti-Kidnapping & Hostage Incident Management course provides participants with a comprehensive examination of the entire kidnapping and hostage process, from preventative measures through post-release reintegration. The course also offers unique insights into the motivations, perspectives, and experiences of the victims, kidnappers, and incident management teams as applied to actual hostage situations. Additionally, operational continuity, media management, and Kidnapping-for-Ransom policy development and implementation are covered. Learning Objectives  Understand key kidnapping prevention methods  Be able to describe the kidnapping process  Ability to understand the victim’s mindset  Understand and practice appropriate behavior during all stages of the kidnapping process  Ability to create a post-kidnapping rehabilitation plan  Create a media management plan and give press statements Participants  Field and office staff from UN Agencies, (I)NGO’s, (Multinational) Corporations  Security Focal Points, Safety Managers  Maximum of 20 participants Registration Details Course Code: AKHIM Duration: 03 Days Location: Bangkok, Thailand Contact us for pricing and scheduling Stay Safe Training: Anti-Kidnapping and Hostage Incident Management A SIANINSTI TUTE OF TE CHNOLOGY HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc Human Development Forum Foundation “Knowledge Improves Life” BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18, Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020 Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
  • 13. EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT COURSES Improve your proposal writing and gain essential management skills to become more effective, efficient, and productive in all your development projects and programs Non-profit organizations that rely on donors for financial support to maintain, expand, and create programs must be able to write strong proposals, design needs-based projects, draft LogFrames and budgets, and must have a basic understanding of Monitoring and Evaluation. Additionally, a basic project risk assessment is crucial for any type of project implementation, as it helps in writing substantial assumptions in the LogFrame, thereby improving proposal quality and project implementation. Participants in this five-day workshop designed by HDFF, will develop a strong understanding of the intertwined skills needed for safe project management by employing realistic, scenario-based situations. Learning Objectives  Understand the basic, industry standard for writing a proposal  Design a Project or proposal using a problem and objective tree  Understand and utilize LogFrame as a tool for designing, implementing, monitoring and evaluating development projects  To gain knowledge in budgeting and planning for development projects  Understand the principles of project risk management and apply in practical situation Participants  Field and office staff from UN Agencies, (I)NGO’s, (Multinational) Corporations  Maximum of 20 participants Registration Details Course Code: RPCM Duration: 05 Days Location: Bangkok, Thailand Contact us for pricing and scheduling Human Development Forum Foundation “Knowledge Improves Life” BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18, Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020 Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
  • 14. Increase the effectiveness of all your development projects and programs by ensuring that your work has the greatest impact on its intended beneficiaries The international development industry has grown far more competitive in recent years with donors cutting funding and demanding to see evidence of the impact of their funding. Under these conditions a strong understanding of Monitoring and Evaluation principles and tools is essential for your organization to remain competitive at to deliver the best possible results to its beneficiaries. HDFF’ Monitoring and Evaluation for Development Results training course provides development agency staff with the understanding and practical knowledge necessary to meet the demands of donors and beneficiaries alike. Learning Objectives  To understand the concept of monitoring, its objectives, procedures, and how it applies to development projects  To understand and to be able to apply the principles and tools of monitoring to donor-funded projects  To be able to create and utilize a Logical Framework Analysis for development projects  To create an utilize a problem tree and objective tree as tools to monitor and evaluate projects Participants  Field and office staff from UN Agencies, (I)NGO’s, (Multinational) Corporations  Maximum of 20 participants Registration Details Course Code: MEDR-2016-1 Duration: 05 Days Location: Bangkok, Thailand Contact us for pricing and scheduling Monitoring and Evaluation for Development Results HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc Human Development Forum Foundation “Knowledge Improves Life” BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18, Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020 Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
  • 15. The following courses are not regularly-scheduled; however they can be organized at the request of our clients. Feel free to contact us for further details regarding any of the following courses or any additional training needs that you may have. HDFF maintains a wealth of in-house knowledge, as well as a wide network of professionals with expertise in various fields; please contact us if you are looking for a training course or topic that is not listed here. Stay Safe Training: Urban Search & Rescue (USAR) / First Person On Scene (FPOS) HDFF’s unique practical field course for emergency responders gives participants the opportunity to learn, practice, and hone their skills in a realistic, simulated environment HDFF’s Stay Safe Training: Urban Search & Rescue (USAR) / First Person On Scene (FPOS) course gives first responders and emergency services professionals the opportunity to train in HDFF’s state-of-the art training facility outside of Bangkok with a team of highly-experienced, certified instructors. The training facility features a variety of purpose-built replica structures which permits participants to practice a variety of rescue techniques in a safe, controlled environment. This field course provides an excellent preparatory experience for professionals planning to train and certify for INSARAG standards, as well as providing relief workers operating in post-disaster environments with valuable experiential knowledge. Learning Objectives  How to rescue victims in noxious environments using a breathing apparatus  To understand and be able to apply the principles of a quadrant search in a practical situation  To able to effectively use a Stokes Basket to transport victims in an emergency scenario  To be knowledgeable of and to create your own Ready Pack for use in the field  To understanding the basic and be able to apply roping and repelling techniques in an emergency rescue scenario  To be able to rescue victims from collapsed buildings using pneumatic devices, the Jaws of Life, and other specialty rescue equipment  To be able to administer basic First Aid Participants  Search and Rescue Personnel  Emergency First Responders  Maximum of 16 participants Registration Details Course Code: USAR-FPOS Location: Hua Hin, Thailand Contact us for pricing and scheduling SPECIAL COURSES Human Development Forum Foundation “Knowledge Improves Life” BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18, Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020 Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
  • 16. Efficient management of your organization’s human resources and the effective utilization of your staff’s skills and specializations is crucial for maximizing your impact As the international development industry grows increasingly competitive, the need for UN agencies, non-governmental organizations, and government ministries to effectively manage, retain, and utilize their human resources has become instrumental in their success and operational continuity. Being knowledgeable in the latest theories and practices in the industry can give your organization an advantage as all staff members contribute unique skill which can be immensely beneficial if properly utilized. Learning Objectives  To understand industry-standard, best-practice methods for staff acquisition and retention  To develop an efficient, effective workplace team based on the skills and abilities of each team member  To develop and apply evaluation tools to determine staff strengths and weaknesses  To understand how to best utilize the skills of your staff and apply them in a practical, working context  To understand and apply the principles of team building to your organization for greater productivity Participants  Field and office staff from UN Agencies, (I)NGO’s, (Multinational) Corporations  Maximum of 20 participants Registration Details Course Code: HRTM Location: Bangkok, Thailand Contact us for pricing and scheduling Human Resources and Talent Management HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc Human Development Forum Foundation “Knowledge Improves Life” BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18, Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020 Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
  • 17. Effective leadership is a critical factor in determining the success of any organization Effective leadership is one of the primary underlying factors in any organizations success. An effective leader sets the standard for organizational conduct, promotes cooperation among stakeholders, and defines the organization’s vision. In this training you will be able to identify key traits and characteristics that can set you apart in leadership based situations. These principals can be applied to both work based functions and everyday settings. Learning Objectives  To understand the contemporary theories regarding the development of effective leaders and how to put them into practice  To understand the traits of effective leaders  To understand and apply the 5 pillars of effective leadership  To understand the foundational principles of effective leaders  To understand the types and roles of effective leaders  To understand the roles of leaders in HR management Participants  Field and office staff from UN Agencies, (I)NGO’s, (Multinational) Corporations  Maximum of 20 participants Registration Details Course Code: ELT Location: Bangkok, Thailand Contact us for pricing and scheduling Effective Leadership Training Human Development Forum Foundation “Knowledge Improves Life” BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18, Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020 Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
  • 18. After a disaster strikes, relief agencies, government ministries, and private enterprises must frequently face the challenging task of managing disaster relief operations all over the world Manmade and natural disasters have become an ever more frequent phenomena worldwide and the integrated global response to such events has become immensely more complex. In a disaster response scenario, all of the actors know what needs to be done to provide relief to the victims; however, successfully managing relief operations can be overwhelming, as multiple agencies, ministries, organizations have different capabilities and varying response plans. Competent, organized and effective leadership is paramount to insuring the effects of the disaster are not compounded by delayed, ineffective, and uncoordinated relief efforts. Learning Objectives  To create and implement an intra-agency framework for executing disaster response plans  To create and implement a collaborative, comprehensive multi-agency disaster response plan, integrating partners, donors, and stakeholders  To evaluate partner capacity and assign tasks based on capability and asset availability  To understand how to quickly and correctly establish an Disaster Relief Operations Commander Center in the affected area  To develop and implement a media management plan to manage the release of information and increase cooperation  To cultivate and employ effective leadership practices during a disaster response scenario Participants  Field and office staff from UN Agencies, (I)NGO’s, (Multinational) Corporations  Government ministries responsible for relief operations in a disaster response scenario  Dedicated disaster response agencies and organizations  Private industries operating in disaster-prone areas  Maximum of 20 participants Registration Details Course Code: DROCCM Location: Bangkok, Thailand Contact us for pricing and scheduling Disaster Relief Operations Command Center Management HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc Human Development Forum Foundation “Knowledge Improves Life” BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18, Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020 Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
  • 19. Registration Instructions Please complete the Registration Form for the corresponding training course found at: http://hdff.org/hdtc/ or included at the end of this catalog. Return it to us via email at: info@hdff.org (Thailand)/ hdff.akhund@gmail.com (Bangladesh) or by fax at: (+66) 026177020 (Thailand) Payment Instructions Payment for course fees can be submitted via bank transfer; Please indicate your name and the training course that you are applying for on the transfer slip. Account Name: Human Development Forum Foundation Bank: Bangkok Bank Branch: Silom Head Office, Bangkok, Thailand Account Number: 1018300341 Swift Code: BKKBTHBK Upon completion of bank transfer please send us a scanned copy of the bank transfer slip via email For Registration & Inquiries Please contact us at: info@hdff.org (Thailand) and Muhammad Omar Faruque Akhund, Country Representative, Bangladesh through hdff.akhund@gmail.com and +8801711 108419 or visit us at: http://hdff.org/hdtc/ Cancellation and Modification Policy Substitution is allowed for a registered participant/delegate. Please note that all transfer payments must be made prior to the first day of training. No refund will be made for cancellation received 10 days or less before the first day of training, while a 35% refund will be given for cancellations received prior to 10 days before the first day of training. Transfer costs will be deducted from the refund amount. All courses are presented in English, and are held in Thailand (Bangkok, Hua Hin) unless otherwise noted. However, we organize same training programmes in Malaysia (KL, Penang), Indonesia (Bali), Vietnam (Hanoi), Cambodia (Phnom Penh), UAE (Dubai) and Bangladesh (Cox’s Bazar, Dhaka). HDFF also offers customized training courses for its clients covering a variety of topics by utilizing extensive network of expert instructors. *HDFF reserves the right to change course content, schedule, and instructor, or to postpone or cancel the course as a result of low enrollment or other unforeseen circumstances. HDFF Training Center Policies, Registration Details and Payment Information Human Development Forum Foundation “Knowledge Improves Life” BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18, Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020 Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
  • 20. For participants needing visas to enter Thailand, HDFF will provide the requisite invitation letter after receiving payment of course fees. In the case that a participant is not in a country with a Thai embassy, they will have to arrange travel on their own to the nearest Thai embassy. This may require extra days of travel and expenses. Please take these factors into account when registering for a training course and planning your trip to Thailand. It is advisable to pay your fees as soon as possible in order to receive your invitation letter. To obtain an invitation letter, each participant needs to submit -- with their registration -- two scans from their passport of the following pages: (1) the page showing the face and personal information and (2) the page showing that the visa was issued by the respective government (this is called the ‘insert page’ and usually has a national seal or logo) Visa Policy Republic of Summerland Name Birth date Passport # 51270987091823412 Republic of Summerland Example 1 Example 2 The Republic of Summerland issues this passport and requests that all civil and military authorities of friendly countries provide travel facilities for the passport holder and to give him assistance when needed HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc Human Development Forum Foundation “Knowledge Improves Life” BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18, Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020 Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
  • 21. Course name : Course dates : Title First name: Family Name: Organization: Your present position: Where did you first hear about our training? Please send by email to hdtc@hdff.org Or please fax to +66 2 617 7020 Please identify threeaims for participating on this course: 1) 2) 3) Specialization : Years of experience : Please indicate if you have any dietary requirements: Vegetarian [ ] Other [ ] (please specify) Mailing address : Postcode : Tel (h): Tel (w): Email: Human Development Forum Foundation Training Registration Form Human Development Forum Foundation “Knowledge Improves Life” BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18, Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020 Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
  • 22. Traning of Bangladeshi Participants HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc Human Development Forum Foundation “Knowledge Improves Life” BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18, Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020 Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org
  • 23. Human Development Forum Foundation also offers a variety of additional courses including: Stay Safe Training for UN/ (I) NGO Staff Project Management and Basic Risk Training Monitoring and Evaluation of Development Projets Anti-Corruption, Transparency, and Ethics in Development Stay Safe for Female Travelers and Field Staff Advanced Financial Management Training Effective Leadership and Team-Building Custom Single and Multi-Day Study Trips We are also able to combine, modify, or create quality customized training courses to meet all of your organization’s need. HDFF provides training in the following countries Thailand (Hua Hin, Bangkok) Malaysia (KL, Penang) Indonesia (Bali) Vietnam (Hanoi) Cambodia (Phnom Penh) UAE (Dubai) Bangladesh (Cox’s Bazar, Dhaka) Practical Outdoor Field Training for Disaster Relief Workers Managing and Adapting to Change in the Development Field Mediation and Conflict Resolution Hostile Environment Awareness Field Training Human Development Forum Foundation “Knowledge Improves Life” BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road, Soi 18, Jompol, Jatujak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020 Email: info@hdff.org Website: www.hdff.org HDFF Bangladesh Email : hdff.akhund@gmail.com • HD Training Center Website : http//:hdff.org/hdtc
  • 24. HD Training Center Email: info@hdff.org HD Training Center Website: http://hdff.org/hdtc Follow us on: BP Place # 72, 5 Paholyothin Road Soi 18, Jompol, Jatujak Bangkok 10900, Thailand Tel: +66 2 617 7020 Fax: +66 2 617 7020 House # 221, Road # 03, Mirpur DOHS Mirpur-12, Dhaka-1216, Bangladesh Cell : +88 01711-108419, 01932-451848 E-mail : hdff.akhund@gmail.com Office in Thailand Office in Bangladesh