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Navigating Project Complexity to Build Resilience in International Development Projects

This newly published PMI-funded research seeks to explore what makes international development projects (for example, World Bank-funded projects) complex to manage and how to identify adaptive approaches to build resilience within the project ecosystem, enabling recovery from disruptions to improve project success.

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Navigating Project Complexity to Build Resilience in International Development Projects is offered by ProjectManagement.com for project managers. Topics in this listing: Professional practice.

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Course details

Provider
ProjectManagement.com
Format
On demand
Profession
Project Managers
Credit expiration
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Registration
Free provider account required
Last checked
Oct 9, 2026
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Credits & eligibility

1 PMI PDU

Provider-stated credit; confirm acceptance for your license and jurisdiction.

Listed roles: Project Management Professional

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$0
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$0
Certificate
$0
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  3. Recording dates can be old; the current public catalog lists these activities without an expiration date.

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Maximizing Organizational Resilience Under Institutional Complexity in Interorganizational Projects

The design of governance systems of collaborative relationships should aim for resolving institutional complexity, which further improves organizational resilience for IOPs. By adopting a sequential qualitative-quantitative approach, we conduct research based on empirical evidence to address the issue of resilience of IOPs under institutional complexities. Consequently, this research broadens the perspectives of earlier studies by proposing a shift from focusing on operational conflicts to insti

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Checked Oct 9, 2026