Capacity for a change: from the capacity collective workshop

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Provider:

The World Bank

Type:

report

Authors:

Peter Taylor

Peter Clarke

Publisher:

The World Bank

Description:

This paper aims to set out for policy makers and a range of actors across donor/practitioner/research communities, a series of challenges and opportunities for support to capacity development. It pays particular attention to a systemic approach for understanding and supporting the development of capacity at three interlinked levels: the individual, the organisation and in wider society.

Publication year:

2008

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Capacity for a change: from the capacity collective workshop

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