Mo Hamza
Researcher
SPACAP Working Paper No. 2 : How do Swedish Public Agencies understand, approach and operationalize Capacity Development work abroad?
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Summary, in English
This summary addresses the overall results of the Swedish Public Agencies’ Capacity Development (SPACAP) study that started in December 2018, whereas the main body of this second, and final, Working Paper mainly focusses on the way forward. SPACAP is a Sida funded one-year study project conducted by
Lund University in collaboration with the SPAs’ Network for Learning (N4L), which aims at providing a constructive appraisal of the following questions:
1. What are SPAs’ current thinking and approaches to their Capacity Development (CapDev) work abroad?
2. What are the factors that shape (enable or constrain) SPAs’ CapDev thinking and practices?
3. What are possible directions for SPAs to provide more effective CapDev support in partner countries in light of sustainable development challenges?
Lund University in collaboration with the SPAs’ Network for Learning (N4L), which aims at providing a constructive appraisal of the following questions:
1. What are SPAs’ current thinking and approaches to their Capacity Development (CapDev) work abroad?
2. What are the factors that shape (enable or constrain) SPAs’ CapDev thinking and practices?
3. What are possible directions for SPAs to provide more effective CapDev support in partner countries in light of sustainable development challenges?
Department/s
- Division of Risk Management and Societal Safety
- Centre for Advanced Middle Eastern Studies (CMES)
- MECW: The Middle East in the Contemporary World
Publishing year
2020-03
Language
English
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Document type
Report
Topic
- Human Geography
- Social Sciences Interdisciplinary
- Public Administration Studies
Status
Published
Project
- Navigating Open Polities for Change in Swedish Bilateral Develpment Cooperation Projects (PhD research project)
- Swedish Public Agencies Capacity Development Programmes