Capacity Development: Assessing needs and strategies to meet them

At the Accra HLF-3, partner countries and development agencies alike recognized the importance of multi-stakeholder capacity development if each was to be able to play their role in promoting the effective use of aid for development effectiveness. In response, the CDDE Facility created a service line to support members in assessing their capacity needs and developing appropriate capacity development responses and strategies to meet them.

Access to capacity assessment tools & good practices

The CDDE Facility will ensure access for country stakeholders throughout the region to capacity assessment methodologies and tools that countries can use to assess systematically capacities at the level of the enabling environment, the organisation and the individual with respect to aid effectiveness. The service line will support the codification of good practices in using these tools and methodologies, taking into account the changing needs and differing levels of experience in across country contexts.

Support for capacity development responses

In addition to improving partner country access to methodologies and tools to assess their capacity gaps, the CDDE Facility will also support countries in their development of strategies to address those gaps.

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