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Course on Application of the United Nations Framework Classification for Resources (UNFC)
The objectives of this course are:
1. Provide an understanding of the basic structure of the UNFC
2. To familiarise participants with the four principal areas of application, namely: policy formulation; government resource management; industry business process management; and capital allocation
3. Illustrate the above with case studies
TARGET AUDIENCE:
The target group for this course are geoscientist, engineers, economists, lawyers, analysts and communications/investor relation experts involved in:
- Policy development
- Government resource management
- Industry business process management
- Capital allocation and financial reporting
PEDAGOGICAL APPROACH:
PETRAD believes that the best pedagogical learning approach is a combination of presentations, discussions, problem-based learning and team based learning. In this brief course, the sessions will consist of two lectures, each of 20 minutes followed by 20 minutes of discussion. Participants are encouraged to familiarising themselves with the UNFC before arriving at the course, and to submit topics that they are particularly interested in including in the discussion sections to the organisers on or before the 16ht of February.
UNFC references can be found here:
