Ethics in Project Management Toolkit

The PMI Ethics in Project Management Toolkit is designed to help project leaders better understand what ethics and professional conduct mean, facilitate their practice, increase awareness about how ethics can flourish, and better understand how individuals can address ethical issues in their professional and volunteer activities.

The toolkit consists of content that can be used by an individual to focus on orientation, education and awareness—and by groups (chapter boards or project teams) to support the team‐building process. All tools contain instructions and supplemental guidance so they can be used most effectively.

Practitioner

  • The PMI Practitioner Ethics Toolkit includes a rich set of resources to assist PMI practitioners understand, identify, and proactively manage ethical issues.

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Chapter

  • The Chapter Board Ethical Assessment Tool is intended to provide chapter board members with an opportunity to evaluate and understand their strengths, challenges, and disagreements on ethics-related…

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Volunteer

  • The PMI Volunteer Ethics Toolkit includes a rich set of resources to assist PMI volunteers to understand, identify and proactively manage ethical issues. Below is a summary and overview of the key…

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Have an ethics question?

Contact the Ethics Insight Team with questions, concerns or ideas. Email to [email protected].

From projectmanagement.com

Being Ethical is Profitable
Some companies falsely believe that being ethical is an expensive practice that causes an organization to forego profits. In fact, ethics is about following what is right for society, customers and stakeholders while keeping the organization’s long-term vision in mind.