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NGO Capacity Analysis

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A toolkit for assessing and building capacities for high quality responses to HIV/AIDS
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Published by the International HIV/AIDS Alliance, this toolkit can be used to identify capacity building needs of NGOs (non-governmental organisations), plan technical support interventions and monitor and evaluate the impact of capacity building.

The toolkit includes tools and guidance to help:
  • Plan and prepare for capacity analysis with management;
  • Develop an organisational profile;
  • Facilitate a 1-2 day workshop with staff, management and volunteers to discuss and self assess capacities and prioritise areas for capacity building;
  • Interview members of the organisation using questionnaire templates;
  • Assess and analyse relevant documents;
  • Prioritise and agree an action plan for capacity building; and
  • Document outcomes using a suggested report format.
This toolkit is designed for people and organisations that support NGOs and CBOs (community-based organisations) responding to HIV/AIDS in developing countries. These include NGO support programmes, training institutions and individual trainers. According to the International HIV/AIDS Alliance, the toolkit can be adapted for use by NGOs and civil society organisations (CBOs) themselves as a framework to facilitate discussion, analyse a wide range of their own capacities and prioritise areas for development.
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English

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80

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Press release from the International HIV/AIDS Alliance to The Communication Initiative on October 12 2004, and the Alliance website, September 4 2014.