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Building Local Capacity through Regional Networks

Building Local Capacity through Regional Networks. Mary McNeil, WBIEN March 30, 2005. WBI and Local Capacity Building. A. Networking, mass audience outreach, partnerships with local institutions Southeastern CSO Network ASEAN Secretariat Africa CDD Network of Facilitators CEN Network

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Building Local Capacity through Regional Networks

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  1. Building Local Capacity through Regional Networks Mary McNeil, WBIEN March 30, 2005

  2. WBI and Local Capacity Building • A. Networking, mass audience outreach, partnerships with local institutions • Southeastern CSO Network • ASEAN Secretariat • Africa CDD Network of Facilitators • CEN Network • Sac Network of Practitioners, Africa • Regionally focused (non-operationally specific) • Specific Links to Operations • Cross-support on TA design, implementation • Responsive to operational demand • Country-focused (operationally specific)

  3. Why regional networks? • Builds on local process and context • Emphasizes role of practitioners, or learning by doing approach • Enables strengthening of local partner institutions • Facilitates global knowledge exchange, as well as regional knowledge exchange • Enables two-way learning, and South-South exchange • Fosters ownership of capacity-building agenda

  4. Long-term goals • Capacity building becomes about knowledge exchange, not top-down transfer of technical skills alone • Sustainability of capacity building efforts that requires less and less WB intervention • Give analysis, research, and design of projects over more to clients • WBI becomes a catalyst and facilitator rather than a “teacher”

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