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Bienvenidos a Capacity.org: un portal para el desarrollo de la capacidad
Bienvenidos a Capacity.org, un portal de información para la práctica del desarrollo de la capacidad y el hogar de la revista Capacity.org, publicada tres veces por año. Sobre la base de los temas de que trata la revista, este sitio Web tiene el propósito de facilitar el acceso a una amplia gama de materiales en línea a los que pueden recurrir los profesionales del desarrollo para utilizarlos en sus propias tareas. La información abarca las más recientes conclusiones de la investigación, marcos analíticos, intercambios de ideas sobre políticas, experiencias prácticas y conjuntos de instrumentos.
Se ofrecen enlaces con activos intercambios de ideas y comunidades de práctica, para posibilitar que los profesionales encuentren y puedan vincularse con diversas organizaciones, redes profesionales y comunidades de práctica y ampliar así el apoyo y los intercambios de conocimientos.
Capacity.org colabora con Learning Network on Capacity Development (LenCD) y con Capacity Development Network (Capacity.net) para que los recursos de conocimientos sobre desarrollo de la capacidad sean más accesibles a los responsables políticos, los investigadores, los profesionales del desarrollo y las organizaciones donantes.
Nota para nuestros lectores en idioma español
En la actualidad, el contenido en español solamente se ofrece en la sección del Diario de
este sitio Web. Estamos procurando activamente obtener mayores recursos para proporcionar más
cantidad de materiales en español.
Como parte de nuestros esfuerzos, estamos tratando de encontrar maneras de colaborar con organizaciones y redes que tienen sede en países y regiones de idioma español y/o de recaudar los fondos para producir o generar materiales adicionales en este idioma. Si usted está interesado en considerar la posibilidad de ese tipo de colaboración, sírvase enviar un e-mail a Heinz Greijn (editor@capacity.org). Aguardamos con interés recibir sus noticias.
Temas principales
Para consultar de un vistazo los principales recursos disponibles en Capacity.org, agrupados por esfera temática y tópico, tenga a bien pulsar en los enlaces indicados más adelante. (Si le interesara la lista completa de temas, sírvase seleccionar “vea todos los temas”).
- Fragile environments
- Introduction to CD
- Context - systems thinking
- Health systems
- Gender and social inclusion
- ICTs
- Value chains and producer organisations
- Change facilitation
- Leadership development
- Monitoring and evaluation
- Governance
- Accountability
- Multi-actor engagement
- Learning
- Linking research, policy and practice
- Organizational development
- Local capacity developers
- Becoming professional
- Voices of capacity development
- Water and sanitation
- International cooperation
- Adapting to climate change
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Reportaje especial
Capacity development specialists sought for Australia-Africa Partnerships Facility
The Australia Africa Partnerships Facility (AAPF) is one of the mechanisms used to achieve the second objective of Australia’s strategic approach to aid to Africa 2011- 2015, which is ‘to help build the human resources capacity of African countries, particularly in areas and ways where Australia has recognised strengths and expertise’. The AAPF is now seeking highly qualified and motivated candidates to be part of the Africa Program Support Group (APSG) – Panel of Experts for the short term technical position: Capacity Development Specialists. The deadline for applications is 21 June 2013.
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- cd-careers
- africa
- institutional development
Más artículos
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Engaging communities in identifying beneficiaries of pro-poor programmes
One of the main challenges countries face in effectively targeting social safety net
programmes is correctly identifying the poorest households. This January 2013 Brief highlights a
study by MIT's Poverty Action Lab that compared community-based methods of selecting who qualifies
for a cash transfer programme with proxy means tests. The study found that while participatory
methods were less accurate overall, they greatly improved local satisfaction and better matched the
poor’s own concept of poverty. -
Building institutional capacity in South Sudan through triangular cooperation
This policy brief from the Norwegian Peacebuilding Resource Centre highlights experiences from a regional capacity development initiative in Eastern Africa coordinated by the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD). The project brings civil servant support officers (CSSOs) from neighbouring countries and twins them with counterparts in various government ministries in South Sudan, with the aim of rapidly develop core government capacity in a coaching and mentoring scheme.
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Número 46 : January 2013
Dilemmas of inter-organisational learning
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Contributors
- Steve Waddell
- Koen Faber
- Jonas Haertle
- Annalisa Mauro
- Heinz Greijn
- Ann Lamont
- Rob van Poelje
- Anneke Maarse
- Doug Reeler
- Bhavita Vaishnava
- Anneke Maarse
- Johan te Velde
- Hafeez Wani
- Rob van Tulder
Próximo número
El próximo número de Capacity.org tratará del desarrollo de la capacidad de los sistemas de salud, particularmente de atención primaria de la salud. Nuestro número de agosto de 2011 tratará de la eficacia del apoyo al desarrollo de la capacidad.
Últimas noticias
- LenCD General Assembly: learning about institutional reform
- Training on landscape approaches to spatial planning and decision making: Deadline for scholarship applications
- Capacity development specialists sought for Australia-Africa Partnerships Facility
Capacity.org Blog
Innovative financing for smallholders: The elusiveness of inclusiveness
May 6, 2013 - Heinz Greijn, Editor-in-Chief, Capacity.org
In order to grow and sustain their livelihood farmers need access to credit. But farmers at the bottom of the pyramid are difficult to reach out to by commercial banks. A commercial bank needs to make profit to sustain its business but there are a multitude of reasons that make it difficult to realize a return on investment from working with small farmers. For local banks it is far easier to invest in government treasury bills than in small farmers. Hence commercial banks tend to work only with large farmers that are well positioned in agricultural value chains. Fortunately not all lenders are driven exclusively by profit.
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April 4, 2013 - Heinz Greijn, Editor-in-Chief, Capacity.org
At a time of declining development budgets, attention is turning to how to achieve greater impact with fewer resources. One of the strategies to achieve this is through innovative development financing (IDF) which refers to the innovative use of funds to catalyse private investments for pro-poor or inclusive development in a range of areas including agricultural value chains, water supply systems, renewable energy facilities, education institutes, access to health services etc. However, in many ways knowledge development on IDF is still in its infancy. The next issue of Capacity.org journal aims to shed the spotlight on this important issue by highlighting experiences with IDF, especially at the meso and micro level. We welcome contributions from researchers and practitioners with experience on this topic.
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