Managers Who Lead Programme (PGQL)
The Managers Who Lead Programme (PGQL) empowers decision-makers in the public sector – especially in health and local government – to move from ‘managing the urgent’ to leading with vision, guiding teams and managing sustainable results. Its purpose is to enhance the natural leadership skills of managers and executives, helping them to inspire, mobilise, and accompany their teams through change processes. Funded by USAID as part of the Healthy Municipalities and Communities project.
Scope of intervention
442 participants from management teams
40 micro health networks
45 local governments
1 regional government
How do we work?
The Managers Who Lead Programme is designed as a practical and transformative training experience, based on:
Modern management tools
Personal reflection on one's own leadership style
Collaborative dynamics
Work on real challenges in the region
The programme consists of six classroom-based modules, which cover:
Results and impact
442 managers and executives strengthened their skills in:
- Guiding people
- Inspire and align teams
- Manage by results
- Making decisions with a territorial focus.
45 local governments and 40 micro health networks achieved:
- Greater clarity on the manager’s role as a leader of change
- Best tools for aligning institutional objectives with local needs
- Equipos con mayor capacidad para transformar diagnósticos en acciones concreta.
