2. BASIC UNDERSTANDING
• Generic capacities
• the ability to plan & manage
organizational changes & service
improvements
• Specific capacities
• for e.g., public financial management or
trade negotiations
Capacity –
‘ability of people,
organizations
and society as a
whole to
their affairs
successfully’
3. NWANKWO ET AL.
Capacity as the capability of a person,
an institution or organization to
perform a given task effectively,
efficiently and on a continuing basis
and with reduced dependence on
external resources.
4. Capacity building implies activities which
strengthen the knowledge, abilities, skills
and behavior of individuals and improve
institutional structures and processes such
that the organization can efficiently meet
its mission and goals in a sustainable way
5. CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT
The process by which individuals and organizations obtain,
improve, and retain the skills and knowledge needed to do
their jobs competently.
Capacity development is a process of change, and hence is
about managing transformations. People's capacities and
institutional capacity and a society's capacity change over time.
A focus on what development policies and investments work
best to strengthen the abilities, networks, skills and knowledge
base cannot be a one-off intervention.
6. LEVELS OF CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT
Organizational Perspective
Individual level
Group level
Organizational level
Societal Perspective
Individual level
Institutional level
Society level
7. STEPS IN CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT
•Training Need (TNA)
•Organizational Development (ODNA)Conducting Assessment
•Employee
•Customer
•BOD
Engage stakeholders on
capacity development
•Capacity development profile
•Recommendation
Assess capacity needs and
assets
•Institutional arrangements
•Leadership
•Knowledge
•Accountability
Formulate a capacity
development response
•Capacity Development Plan
Implement a capacity
development response
•Monitoring, evaluation and Learning
Evaluate capacity
development
11. LEARNING ORGANIZATION
Knowledge management (KM) is the
process of creating, sharing, using and
managing the knowledge and information of
an organisation. It refers to a
multidisciplinary approach to achieving
organizational objectives by making the best
use of knowledge
12. COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE (COP)
A community of practice (CoP) is
a group of people who share a
craft or a profession.
17. Lack of data or incomplete information
Wrong identification of problem
Shortsighted and poorly integrated vision
Inadequate resources
Low ownership and participation
Weak leadership
Under capacity : a situation in which companies in an industry are making and supplying fewer products than customers buy or are expected to buy
Over capacity: a situation in which companies in an industry can make and supply more products than customers buy or are expected to buy
Incapacity: to make someone unable to work or do things normally, or unable to do what they intended to do
सक्षम सुयोग्य : Competency
Competent …. Capacity : क्षमता
Capacity building and capacity development are often used interchangeably; however, some people interpret capacity building as not recognizing people's existing capacity whereas capacity development recognizes existing capacities which require improvement
Method: a particular procedure for accomplishing or approaching something, especially a systematic or established