Master Kobotoolbox Training Courses

Financial Inclusion & Gender Equity in Crisis-Affected Areas Training Course is an essential capacity-building program designed to equip development practitioners, humanitarian agencies, microfinance institutions, and policy actors with the knowledge and tools needed to expand equitable financial access in fragile and emergency contexts.

Financial Inclusion in Humanitarian Settings Training Course equips participants with strong technical knowledge of digital finance, cash transfer programming, microfinance systems, mobile money solutions, and inclusive financial service delivery tailored to fragile and conflict-affected contexts.

Financial Inclusion Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) Training Course provides participants with essential knowledge and practical tools to design, implement, and manage M&E systems tailored to financial inclusion programs.

Financial Inclusion Through Savings Groups (ROSCAs, ASCAs) Training Course equips participants with practical knowledge, tools, and strategies to facilitate and manage savings groups effectively, enabling communities to strengthen financial resilience and promote collective economic development.

Humanitarian Law and Post-Conflict Reconstruction Training Course provides participants with an in-depth understanding of international humanitarian law, the protection of civilians, human rights principles, and the mechanisms that guide effective post-conflict recovery.

Impact Measurement in Digital Financial Services Training Course equips participants with the frameworks, tools, and methodologies needed to measure the social, economic, and operational impact of DFS initiatives.

Outcome Measurement for Financial Inclusion Programs Training Course provides participants with practical skills and tools to design, implement, and evaluate outcome measurement frameworks for financial inclusion programs.

Risk Communication in Public Health Emergencies Training Course provides a comprehensive understanding of risk communication principles, community engagement, crisis management, behavioral insights, and emergency preparedness, using global guidelines from WHO, CDC, and leading public health frameworks to strengthen participants’ ability to protect communities during health crises.

Social Science in Conservation Training Course is designed to equip participants with the essential knowledge and applied skills necessary to understand human behavior, cultural values, and community participation in conservation.

Waterborne and Foodborne Diseases Training Course provides knowledge on disease transmission, outbreak investigation, microbial contamination, water quality monitoring, food safety standards, sanitation systems, and public health surveillance.