Institutional Capacities and Their Contributing Characteristics for Institutional Diagnostics, Program Design and Results Management
This World Bank Institute Capacity Development and Results Practice focuses on the areas of institutional capacity and their contributing characteristics which can help development practitioners to assess institutional capacity needs, inform program design and measure progress toward results for a capacity development strategy or intervention.
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