Become the Solution

In 6 Years: 4,021 CSDi training participants from 153 countries

Would you like to learn more about communicating with donors, fundraising, designing projects?

Since 2010, we’ve been very fortunate to have had 4,021 nonprofit professionals enroll in our different training programs. These pros have come from nonprofits and NGOs working in 153 different countries.

Northern Nonprofits

Nonprofit professionals working North America, Britain, Europe, Australia and New Zealand have come from 200 different organizations. See the list of countries and organizations here.

NGOs Working in Developing Nations

Over 500 NGOs working in the developing world have come from 153 different countries. See the list of countries and organizations here.

Participants Develop Real Projects with Real Impact

In total, training participants from these 153 different countries have used CSDi courses, workshops and mentored training programs to develop real projects using 270 different kinds of activities impacting over 400,000 people.

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Become the Solution

Would you like to join the ranks of these accomplished pros? Simply work one-on-one with us in one of our magnificent programs led by one of our expert instructors.

Affordable, real time, teacher-led online courses:

Visit CSDi’s Course Catalogue for a complete list. The training programs are fully customized for each participant. You work on your own course project within your area of expertise. Depending on the course you choose, examples could be a project or program, developing a donation website, launching a communications plan or a fundraising plan.

Consider joining us to work one-on-one with us in one of our magnificent programs led by one of our expert instructors.

Please contact us with questions.

I look forward to working with you.

Sincerely,

Tim Magee
Executive Director, Center for Sustainable Development

Tim Magee is the author of:
A Field Guide to Community Based Adaptation, Routledge, Oxford.