Training
  • 413
    Total participants (till date)
  • 262
    Women Participants
  • 7
    Countries

Training and Networking Services (TNS) under SARIC aims to build the technical capacity of individuals working on the preparation of SARIC supported activities; general capacity building for regional leaders to support best practice in regional leadership and approaches to planning, financing, and implementation of infrastructure projects. TNS for SARIC also focuses on developing and nurturing networks between Australia and South Asia. Under Training and Networking Services, Palladium aims to design training models that are aligned to the articulated capacity gaps identified by the World Bank and IFC leading to holistic development of participants. Palladium also builds and fosters linkages between professionals in the region and sources of expertise in the Australian government(s) regulatory agencies and the private sector.

TNS under the program will
  • Encourages participants from the region to absorb knowledge and good practice and to work together across borders.
  • Provides individuals with increased knowledge and exposure to a wider set of relationships, including with partners in Australian academia, industry, and government.
  • Facilitates effective partnerships enabling Australia to make a difference.
  • Influences knowledge, attitudes and behaviours of staff engaged on large regional infrastructure projects as well as key eco-system stakeholders in the region
  • Influences knowledge, attitudes and behaviours of staff engaged on large regional infrastructure projects as well as key eco-system stakeholders in the region
SARIC in Workplace
SARIC in Workplace

Drawing from the best practices of Australia Awards, all SARIC course participants are required to complete a ‘SARIC in Workplace’ (SiW) plan during the training phase. SiW is designed to help participants focus on the outcomes of the training and to integrate the learnings with their work. These plans are developed along with the training partners and would include a set of activities aligned to the project identified which may be undertaken once the participant is back to work. Palladium and the training partner work together to ensure that the ‘SARIC in Workplace’ plan aligns to the requirements of the participants’ workplace needs.

Training Outreach
  • India
    No of Participants 83
    No of Women 68
    Courses Participated in RAM, DSP, SAR 1st, SAR 2nd, RPM, GH, RE
  • Pakistan
    No of Participants 58
    No of Women 44
    Courses Participated in RSM, RAM, SAR 1st, SAR 2nd, RE, TBM
  • Bangladesh
    No of Participants 72
    No of Women 36
    Courses Participated in RSM, RAM, BBIRI, Ports, SAR 1st, SAR 2nd, RPM, RE
  • Nepal
    No of Participants 64
    No of Women 28
    Courses Participated in RSM, RAM, DSP, BBIRI, SAR 1.0, SAR 2.0, RPM, GH, RE, TBM
  • Bhutan
    No of Participants 50
    No of Women 34
    Courses Participated in RSM, RAM, DSP, BBIRI, SAR 1.0, SAR 2.0, RPM, GH, RE, TBM
  • Maldives
    No of Participants 37
    No of Women 22
    Courses Participated in RSM, RAM, SAR 1st, SAR 2nd, RE, BCS
  • Sri Lanka
    No of Participants 46
    No of Women 35
    Courses Participated in RBM, RSM, RAM, DSP, BBIRI, SAR 1st, SAR 2nd, RPM, GH, RE
Testimonials