Research & Training

Develop your skills and maximize your impact

The CARF Research and Training Department plays a key role in the development of skills and the promotion of social change. His dedication and initiatives contribute to building a more promising future for the community.

Find the best training resources for you

Group A
From 28 September to 02 October 2026

Group B.

From 05 to 09 October 2026

Basic administration

Basic administration

This module offers a warm introduction to key administration functions, highlighting,
with simplicity, the essential roles of planning, organization, coordination and control which
structure each administrative approach. You will also go through fundamental principles such as hierarchy, division of labour, rationality,
accountability and effectiveness, which are essential benchmarks for better understanding and managing organizations effectively. The goal is to give you a solid and flexible basis to act with
confidence, in a structured and professional way.

Group A.
12-16 October 2026

Group B

From 19 to 23 October 2026

Group C

From 26 to 30 October 2026

Logistics and supply

This module offers a user-friendly introduction to logistics and supply chain management. It guides you through the principles, flows and mechanisms that ensure
flow of goods, information and services to
within an organisation. By participating, you will discover the issues related to planning, storage, transportation, inventory management, customs and customs processes.
car cart operations. You will also be initiated·e·s good practice to improve efficiency
to reduce costs and strengthen collaboration among all actors in the supply chain.
Designed for charging·e·s finance, logisticsian·do not·s, car carriage, customs·e·s, declaring·e·s,
and professional·on·This module allows you to acquire a
clear and practical understanding of logistics functions in various professional environments.

Department of Research and Training for Social Action

The CARF through its Department of Research and Training for Social Action conducts research on the crucial issues of mining, socio-environmental impacts, and
on abuses of human and community rights.