Notes on projects that count
Plain writing on sustainable project management, the CSPP™ credential, and the real non-profit work our learners deliver.
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Your project did good. Who wrote it down?
Good work nobody records might as well not have happened. This guide captures a project’s sustainability evidence while it happens — read the whole thing here.
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The skills checklist behind the CSPP™ — read it here
Anyone can claim sustainability skills. This is the checklist the checkers use — ten working skills, measured by what you can show. Read the complete standard…
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The five Ps: how to measure what your project leaves behind
People, Planet, Prosperity, Process, Product. The P5™ Standard is the measuring stick for a project’s real impact — 52 checkpoints, scored honestly. Read the whole standard…
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Read it here: the guide to running projects that do right by people and planet
GPM and PMI wrote the book on sustainable project delivery — 209 pages, nothing to pay, and you can read every page right here. Here’s what’s…
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Meet GPM: the global body behind the CSPP™
A credential is worth what the body behind it is worth. Meet GPM — Green Project Management — the international standard-setter that examines, registers and stands…
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You run the projects. Where’s the proof?
Certified project managers do the coordination work every day and still drop out at the CV screen. Here’s what proof looks like, and the 12-hour route…