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En este archivo se ofrecen enlaces con los 25 números anteriores de Capacity.org, que pueden descargarse como documentos en pdf. Los visitantes también pueden visitar el anterior sitio Web de Capacity.org y los recursos conexos que se ofrecen en cada número. A partir del número 26 de Capacity.org, los visitantes pueden descargar, o bien el número completo, o bien determinados artículos, como documentos en pdf.
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Partnership has become one of those concepts that have gained popular currency in international cooperation over the last decade. Underlying the concept is a significant message to re-balance power relationships between developing countries and external funding agencies, and to progressively transfer responsibility and ownership to the former....Download PDF (84,82 kB)
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Harmonising the efforts of donor agencies and bringing processes and procedures closer to partner governments is a major policy issue for the development community and aid-receiving countries. The facts are alarming. In Cambodia, for example, 90% of aid bypasses national systems.Download PDF (276,05 kB)
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The international debate on capacity development has long recognised the importance of soft skills, such as the ability to engage in negotiation or dialogue, to create a feeling of trust, to network and partner, and to facilitate process or change management.Download PDF (311,11 kB)
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oct 2004
How can Information and Communication Technology (ICT) support development efforts? ICT cuts across sectors and affects all layers of society; it is used by both micro-projects and large institutions. And it runs through non-profit, private and government organisations, which in an ideal situation communicate through a set of commonly agreed p...Download PDF (429,45 kB)
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As the spread of decentralisation and democratisation gathers speed, local governments in developing countries are taking more and more responsibility for improving their performance and managing the interface between the state and citizens, despite having access to limited resources.Download PDF (243,34 kB)
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In an effort to reverse the way of doing international development cooperation, the importance of formal and informal institutions for development has attracted the renewed attention by policy makers and practitioners over the recent past. Against this background, a wealth of new methodologies, guidelines and tools have been designed to promot...Download PDF (162,48 kB)
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What does capacity look like? How can you develop capacity bottom-up? What is the driving force behind successful capacity development? Does better capacity necessarily lead to better performance?Download PDF (264,96 kB)
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The notion of Information and Communication Technology Enabled Development is gaining more prominence in development cooperation. The notion examines how the potential of ICT can be used to attain national development goals. Capacity development must now be seen as an integral part of this thinking. The impact of ICT has already been felt in s...Download PDF (194,22 kB)
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abr 2003
In recent years, self-evaluation has been recommended for capacity development efforts in response to a growing awareness that externally led evaluations are often inappropriate or counterproductive. Self-evaluation has been seen as a means of assessing the needs for capacity development, of developing effective strategies and of improving exi...Download PDF (258,21 kB)
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ene 2003
As poverty spreads and civil strife grows increasingly prevalent in many developing countries, many commentators have begun to call not only for a closer monitoring of the achievements of development cooperation, but also for Southern partners play an active part in assessing the performance of their Northern partners. Such calls are reflected...Download PDF (138,50 kB)
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