Kenya Forestry Research Institute (KEFRI) - Strategic Plan 1999–2003

Kenya Forestry Research Institute (KEFRI) - Strategic Plan 1999–2003 -
Annex IV: Long-term training

Priority Areas of Training	Target Group	Course Objectives	Number Eligible	Duration (Years)	Remarks
1. Training at Masters level	A.R.Os, and R.Os	Improve knowledge and skills in research	18	2- 3	Prioritize by Seniority
2. Laboratory/Field Operations	Technologists Technicians and Foresters	Improve laboratory and field supervisory skills	60	1 -3	Explore attachment options
3. Information Technology	Information/ Library staff and Printing Technicians	Improve efficiency in information documentation and dissemination. Acquire computer hardwarediagnosis and maintenance	21	1 - 2	Focus on use of modern equipment and information technology
4. Training at PhD level	R.Os, S.R.Os	Improve knowledge and research skills	10	3 - 4	Focus on applied and participatory research methods
5. Resource Management (Lower level)	Middle level resource managers	Improve resource management	8	1 - 3	Part time
7. Hostel Management and House Keeping	All catering and house keeping staff	Improve vatering and hostel management.	30	1 -2


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