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Strategy paper on the viewpoints and the role of Cap-Net in capacity building.

TitleCapacity building for integrated water resources management : the importance of local ownership, partnerships and demand responsiveness
Publication TypeMiscellaneous
Year of Publication2002
AuthorsDelft, NLCap-Net -
Pagination8 p. : boxes
Date Published2002-12-01
PublisherCap-Net
Place PublishedDelft, The Netherlands
Keywordscapacity building, demand responsive approaches, institutional aspects, integrated approach, partnerships, policies, sdicap, water resources management
Abstract

Strategy paper on the viewpoints and the role of Cap-Net in capacity building. Cap-Net is drawing on key lessons from international experience over the last two decades to emphasize the importance of capacity building as a continuous process reflecting society's need to respond to new ideas and technologies and changing social and political realities. Three major areas are identified where changes may make a significant improvement towards the successful development of capacity in the water sector. These areas are: Local ownership can be strengthened; Partnerships can overcome capacity constraints; and Motivation from demand. The principles of these three areas are seen as equally relevant to both country and international level decision making on capacity building.

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