| TRAINING PROBLEMATIC
Organisations for Development have a particularity
in the handling of their accounts and in the presentation of their
financial statements. This particularity is to a large extent due
to the mode of funding, partnership, and the nature of activities.
Moreover, conventional institutions in management do not offer training
in accounting and financial management of projects for development.
This explains why latest audit missions carried out in some organisations
for development in Africa that had not participated in the trainings
organised by AGESFO Consultancy since 2000 which brought together
participants from Benin, Cameroon, Central Africa Republic, Chad,
Democratic Republic of Congo, Gabon, Mali, and Niger led to the
observation that financial reports established by the later have
been questioned or rejected by donors. This difficulty is evident
in:
- The poor presentation of financial reports made available to donors.
- The lack of stringency in the handling and follow-up of documents
from financial partners.
- The poor organisation of the accounting and financial departments.
- The lack of a functional accounting system
- The lack of management tools which facilitates the follow-up of
budget execution and treasury especially in organisations with a
head office and several branches.
- The lack of management procedures or a partial implementation
of existing rules.
- The absence of a self- financing policy.
It is on the strength of these observations that
AGESFO Consultancy sees the need to organise this seminar once again.
GLOBAL AIMS OF THE TRAINING
- Assist at putting into place viable management
tools
- Ameliorate the performance of managers, project heads, accounting
and financial heads, in the management of financial and material
resources.
- Create a financial culture within the team so as to overcome the
taboo of " management in organisations "
- Clarify the role of accounting and financial audit
TARGET PUBLIC
- General Managers, Permanent Secretaries, Project
heads with or without an accounting and financial background.
- Accounting and Financial Managers.
- Management Controllers.
DURATION : 12 days
(Non residential)
VENUE
| Date |
Place |
| First session |
second session |
Lubumbashi
July 5 - 17, 2004 |
july 5 –10, 2004 |
july 11-17, 2004 |
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Yaoundé
November 1 - 13, 2004 |
Nov. 1 – 6, 2004 |
Nov. 8-13, 2004 |
PARTICIPATION COST (H. T.)
Yaoundé Training cost
& feeding
For one session 325 000 F CFA For two sessions 590 000 F CFA
Lubumbashi Training cost &
feeding
For one session 530 dollars U.S For two sessions 990 dollars U.S
CONTENT OF TRAINING
SESSION I ACCOUNTING AND FINANCIAL SYSTEM IN DEVELOPMENT
– ORIENTED
ORGANISATIONS
MODULE 1 The organisation of an accounting department
of a development-
oriented structure
. Filing and Handling of accounting documents
. Creation of an accounting plan adapted to projects.
. Handling of treasury accounts (Cash/Bank)
. Periodical accounting statements during the financial year.
. Fiscal Matters involving the projects
. Description of the task of an accounting and financial department
MODULE 2 : The Elaboration and Monitoring of budget
execution in development-oriented organisations
MODULE 3 : Treasury (Cash Flow) Management
MODULE 4 : End of year tasks in organisations and
projects for development.
SESSION II RELATIONSHIP WITH DONORS, AUDIT, SELF-FINANCING AND MANAGEMENT
PROCEDURES IN DEVELOPMENT- ORIENTED ORGANISATIONS
MODULE 1 : The relationship between the organisation
and Donors
. Handling and Follow-up of the files of donors.
. Elaboration of financial reports.
MODULE 2 : Preparation and carrying out of an accounting
and financial audit
. Role of Top management and its accounting and financial
department
. Role of auditor
MODULE 3 : Using Audit Reports
. Presentation of audit report.
. Reading and Using of audit reports
MODULE 4 : Instituting a Self- financing policy
MODULE 5 : Elaboration and implementation
of management procedure
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