# Resource Mobilization, Leadership and Policy

- Link: https://bertumeducationandcareerhub.com/courses/resource-mobilization-leadership-and-policy/
- Published: 2026-08-09T01:07:40+03:00
- Author: Gilbert Jaddy

## **Course Overview**

The course on **Resource Mobilization, Leadership and Policy **is designed to equip
participants with the knowledge, skills, and strategies needed to secure, manage,
and sustain resources for educational and social development initiatives. It integrates
principles of leadership and policy development with practical approaches to resource
mobilization, enabling participants to build strong institutions and programs that
are financially and strategically sustainable. Through case studies, interactive
sessions, and applied practice, learners will gain a comprehensive understanding
of how effective leadership and policy frameworks can drive resource mobilization
and institutional growth.

---

## **Learning Outcomes**

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

 1. **Understand** the concepts, principles, and practices of resource mobilization
    in education, NGOs, and public/private institutions.
 2. **Develop** effective strategies for fundraising, grant writing, partnership building,
    and donor engagement.
 3. **Analyze** how leadership styles and approaches influence organizational sustainability
    and resource mobilization success.
 4. **Evaluate** the role of policy in shaping opportunities for resource mobilization
    and institutional development.
 5. **Apply** leadership and policy frameworks to design and implement resource mobilization
    plans aligned with institutional goals.
 6. **Strengthen** advocacy and negotiation skills to influence decision-making and
    policy processes related to funding and resource allocation.

---

## **Target Audience**

This course is intended for:

 * School leaders, administrators, and policymakers in the education sector.
 * NGO managers, program coordinators, and project officers.
 * Professionals in government and international development agencies.
 * Researchers and academic staff seeking funding for projects and programs.
 * Emerging leaders in education and development who wish to build practical resource
   mobilization and policy skills.
