Learning
Learning resources for better infrastructure governance
Hands-on Master Class programmes you can run with your own teams, regional practice groups, or government counterparts — plus video guides on public investment practice, process mapping, design thinking, and cost-benefit analysis.
Model Learning Templates
Model half-day, three-contact-hour courses and clinics built around learning by doing — applying the pim-pam.net Geospatial Planning and Budgeting (GPB) tools to public investment projects in each country and regional context. Backed by the InfraGov 2.0 framework, the aim is to move from “less memos, to more demos”: results that can be replicated and scaled across clients.
Public Investment & Asset Management (PIM-PAM): Foundations, Tools & Operations
An integrated overview of public investment and asset management — why it matters, who is involved, the InfraGov 2.0 framework, and the pim-pam.net toolset.
View programmeMaster Class 201Public Investment Project Preparation with Online Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA)
Prepare and appraise projects with online Cost-Benefit Analysis, including sensitivity analysis and Reference Class Forecasting to counter cost and time biases.
View programmeMaster Class 202Project Preparation for a Changing Climate: Risks, Resilience & GHG Mitigation
Screen projects for physical and transition climate risk, design adaptation and resilience measures, and bring GHG emissions into the appraisal.
View programmeMaster Class 203Local Development Tracking with Big Data and AI
Build a prosperity, livability and infrastructure baseline for any sub-national geography, using big data and AI to surface local gaps and priorities.
View programmeMaster Class 204Public Infrastructure Access (PIA) Tool
Map who can reach public services today, and simulate where new facilities would widen access the most — no GIS or coding skills required.
View programmeHow Deliveries Work
- A regional Director or Practice Manager typically initiates a module; the task team then defines current client priorities and staff learning needs.
- Cohorts are ideally no more than 15–20 people, to keep engagement and exchange strong.
- Deliveries are ideally face-to-face, but can also run in a hybrid fashion (for example DC morning / regional afternoon slots).
- Regional teams identify specific country project pipelines and portfolio issues, which are then integrated into the delivery.
- Versions can be tailored to government counterparts or to national and sub-national trainer-of-trainers deliveries, customized to the relevant national PIM-PAM policy context (see the pim-pam.ai PIM Country Policy Profiles and AI Coach).
- Events can be delivered through Bank- or Recipient-executed activities.
Video Guides & Tutorials
Short recorded sessions covering the PIM-PAM approach, business process mapping, design thinking, and cost-benefit analysis.