MEAL DPro Certification

In Afghanistan, humanitarian and development projects play a vital role in serving vulnerable communities. But how do we make sure these projects truly create impact?

That’s where MEAL (Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning) comes in.

The MEAL DPro Certification is a globally recognized qualification that equips professionals with the skills to design, monitor, evaluate, and improve projects with international standards. For Afghan professionals, this is more than a certificate — it’s a gateway to career growth and high-paying jobs with international NGOs and UN agencies.

Why MEAL DPro?

By earning the MEAL DPro Certification, you:

Stand Out in the Job Market – International NGOs look for certified professionals who understand global MEAL standards.
Secure High-Paying Jobs – MEAL professionals with certification are in demand for positions with UN agencies, INGOs, and donor-funded projects.
Gain Global Recognition – Your skills are recognized worldwide, not just in Afghanistan.
Boost Your Confidence – Learn practical tools and frameworks you can apply immediately in your work.
Deliver Impact – Ensure that every project you work on creates measurable change for Afghan communities.

What is PM4NGOs ?

PM4NGOs (Project Management for Non-Governmental Organizations) is a global non-profit organization that creates professional certifications specifically for the humanitarian and development sector.

PM4NGOs works with international experts, NGOs, and training partners worldwide to develop standards like PMD Pro (Project Management in Development) and MEAL DPro.
The MEAL DPro exam and certification are directly managed and issued by PM4NGOs.
Once you pass the exam, you receive an official digital certificate from PM4NGOs, recognized by leading organizations such as the UN, Save the Children, IRC, NRC, and many more.

Why APMC?

APMC is an official training partner of PM4NGOs and Project Management Institute (PMI) in Afghanistan. Since 2017, over 1000 Afghan professionals working at national and international NGOs, government, and private sector organizations such as UNHCR, WFP, UNICIEF, Save the Children (SCI), Norwegian Refugee Counci (NRC), MSF, VICC, and several others have studied at APMC am achieved their career success goals with us.

APMC also provides the best quality training methods combining modern training methods with the new technology, bringing a joyful training experience to learn the updated M&E theories as well as designing your real projects during the course of our program.

Course Outline:

What will you learn in this class?

MEAL in Projects - ethical standards and cross cuttings.
Design a Logical Framework (LogFrame) Theory of Change (ToC) and Result framework for humanitarian projects.
Indicators - Types and measurement method, Indicator Performance Tracking Table.
Feedback, Complaints and Response Mechanism.
AAP (Accountability to Affected Population).
Data Collection Tools - Types, Method, Analysis.
Data quality, entry, cleaning, security, visualization, retention and de-identification.
Adaptive management and progress reporting.

Class Details:

Duration: 20 hours of intensive training + coaching support
Format: Online and In-person (Kabul-based training available)
Language: English (with Dari & Pashto explanations if needed)
Trainers: Experienced and certified MEAL professionals with international NGO background
Included:
- Pre- and post-training tests.
- Practice exam sessions.
- Real case studies from Afghanistan.
- Access to learning materials and global MEAL tools.
- Guidance for the official MEAL DPro exam.