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ICAO’s Policy on Interactions with External Parties (IPIEP EN): Online IPIEP EN

ITP/AVL/IPIEP/078EN

ICAO Course

Duration: 2 hours
Delivery mode: Online (self-paced)
Certificate: ICAO's e-Certificate

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Aviation Law

Objective

ICAO's Policy on Interactions with External Parties Online Course is designed to enhance participants' understanding of ICAO's policies, guidelines, principles, and procedures for engaging with external parties.

The course consists of 11 learning topics, each of which can be completed in 7 to 10 minutes. This format allows participants the flexibility to learn at their own pace, anytime and anywhere. Overall, the course is designed to take approximately 2 hours to complete.

Learning objectives

By the end of this course, participants will have a clear understanding of ICAO's principles and procedures for managing partnerships with external entities. They will be able to apply these guidelines to ensure that all interactions align with ICAO's strategic goals and maintain the organization's integrity.
Understand the framework for selecting and interacting with cooperative partners.
Conduct due diligence and evaluate the suitability of external parties.
Navigate the approval process for different types of ICAO agreements.
Apply guidelines for the appropriate use of the ICAO name and emblem.

Structure

Module 0: Course Introduction
Module 1: Section 1: Overview of ICAO Policy on Interactions with External Parties – 1. Purpose of the Policy / 2. Guiding Principles for Interacting with External Parties
Module 2: Section 2: Due Diligence - Evaluating External Parties – 3. Due Diligence: Purpose / 4. Due Diligence: Process and, Roles and Responsibilities / 5. Exclusionary Criteria and Non-Engagement / 6. High-Risk and Sensitive Activities / 7. Risk Assessment, Management Plans and Ongoing Monitoring
Module 3: Section 3: Submission of Arrangements for Approval – 8. Types of Arrangements and their Approval Processes / 9. Arrangement Submissions and Approval Process
Module 4: Section 4: Use of ICAO Name and Emblem by External Parties – 10. Guidelines Related to ICAO's Name and Emblem / 11. Procedure, Approval Process and Ongoing Monitoring
Module 5: Final Exam

Target audience

Primary target audience: This course is designed for ICAO staff, members of delegations and representatives of the panel/ working groups.
Secondary target audience: This course is also designed for current TPP members who wish to enhance their knowledge of ICAO's Policy on Interactions with external stakeholders.

Expected outcomes

The Final Exam consists of 20 multiple-choice questions. You require a grade of 80% to pass, and you are allowed 3 attempts. Upon successful completion of the exam, you will receive ICAO's e-Certificate.

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