Local Non-governmental Organizations including Professional Alliance forrnDevelopment in Ethiopia (PADet) play vital roles in the socio-economicrndevelopment of Ethiopia by filling development gaps when the government is short.rnHowever, local non-governmental organizations have various problems inrnimplementing projects based on their plans. This study assessed the ProjectrnImplementation Practice within Professional Alliance for Development in Ethiopiarn(PADet): In the Case of Youth Empowerment Projects. To carry out thisrnassessment, the study was guided by the following specific research objectives: Tornassess the provision of training, to examine the process of communication, and tornassess how financial support determines projectsâ€™ implementation practice. Thernstudy used a descriptive research design. The target population of this studyrncomposed of 32 employees of Professional Alliance for Development for Ethiopiarn(PADet) worked under youth empowerment projects which are Building thernPotential of Youth (POTENTIAL) and Youth in Action. The assessment identifiedrnthat majority of the respondents revealed there were finance inadequacy and poorrncommunication as challenges in implementing the projects. Based on thernassessment findings the study recommends PADet that, it is essential for thernorganization to break out of traditional funding models that are no longerrnsufficient, and also it will be important that PADet works more on developing therncommunication skills of the staff.rnKeywords: