Number of people who have completed a CSO-led training course
Definition and Methodology
This indicator reflects CSO engagement in knowledge-sharing and skill-building, and CSO role in empowering target groups with knowledge.
Total count of people who have fully completed at least one training course led or organised by supported CSOs.
A training course can be defined as multiple structured educational or skill-development sessions over several days (more than one day).
People are considered to have "completed" a training course if they have attended and finished all required sessions and met any stipulated requirements (e.g., attendance rate, passing assessments, or receiving a completion certificate). Only courses that are fully completed, not partially attended, count toward this indicator.
Avoid double counting: the same individual having completed several training courses should not be counted twice.
If your programme targets women or Roma, please use a gender- or Roma-specific indicator. If not, this indicator can be disaggregated by self-reported gender (in non-binary terms) and/or by self-reported ethnicity. Please see the Guidance on the use of the core indicators library.
Key Information
Unit of measurement
Cumulative number
Example Data Source
PP records (attendance sheets, training reports)