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Capacity.org is more than just a professional magazine. This section of the website provides links to a wide range of organizations and professional networks working in the field of capacity development. The list of organizations presented here will be extended over time. If you wish your organization to be included in this section, please send the link to your website and a brief description (35 words) to editor@capacity.org .

  • KM4Dev is a community of international development practitioners who are interested in knowledge management and knowledge-sharing issues and approaches. The main discussion forum is the KM4Dev mailing list, where members sharing of ideas and experiences take place. To join the mailing list, sen...

  • LenCD is an informal network of analysts from bilateral, multilateral and government agencies and NGOs engaged in development cooperation (primarily DAC members) that promotes learning about capacity development. LenCD was established in 2004 at a meeting of the cosponsors of two international...

  • The Evaluation Gap Working Group was convened by the Global Health Policy Research Network as an initiative of the Center for Global Development, to remedy the lack of knowledge about the effectiveness of social programmes in low- and middle-income countries, and to develop practical recommenda...

  • ALNAP was established in 1997 following the multi-agency evaluation of the Rwanda genocide. It is a collective response by the humanitarian sector to improve performance through increased learning and accountability. ALNAP members include key humanitarian organisations and experts from across t...



  • This programme of the International Development Research Centre (IDRC) supports research on issues related to peace-building, transitional justice, security sector reform, and globalisation and conflict. The IDRC supports requests from research institutes, universities, policy makers, south-sou...

  • The CODEP website is a forum for sharing ideas, knowledge and experience, and for discussing policy and practice relating to conflict, development and peace. The network supports the work of UK NGOs, academic institutions, consultants and government departments to make their practical responses...

  • The LICUS initiative is the World Bank’s mechanism for coordinating its support to high-risk countries. The LICUS Initiative encourages the Bank’s country teams to innovate and apply lessons drawn from practice and research; implement institutional reforms to support country-level work; and str...

  • This interdisciplinary research centre at the University of Maryland seeks to prevent and transform conflict, to understand the interplay between conflict and development, and to help societies create sustainable futures for themselves.