Cap Net Case Study

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Register to read the introduction… At the time of its institution, Cap-Net, was seen as a complementary programme to the Global Water Partnership (GWP) activities on advocacy and IWRM planning. Like the GWP, Cap-Net works through autonomous regional and country networks of capacity building institutions. This approach makes it difficult to assign responsibility for outcomes and subsequently ensuring an effective monitoring system. Recognising that there are many factors that affect performance of individuals and institutions, it is particularly challenging to monitor and evaluate the results of capacity development initiatives. Cap-Net works with more than 20 capacity building networks varying in size, scope, membership, organisation and resource base. The only common factor is the commitment to capacity development in water use and management. Table 1: Cap-Net Objectives and …show more content…
All participants (not facilitators) should be followed up between 6 – 12 months after course completion to assess the outcomes and impacts of the training. Mails should be addressed individually and mention the specific training event, title and date and location. Where English was not the language of instruction then the questionnaire will need to be translated and may be delivered by the network concerned. Dear You participated in the course “…………………..” held from “……………..” at “……………”. Will you please take a few moments to answer these 3 questions. This will help us to improve our work.
(just type your answers after each question and then send the mail back)

1.

How have you used the knowledge from the course to improve your own performance at work?

2.

How have you shared the knowledge from the course to improve the performance of your organisation?

3.

How have you spread the knowledge from the course to other people and institutions?

Thank you for your assistance,

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PART 2

MONITORING, EVALUATION AND LEARNING PLAN

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Date Countries covered Action (Filed, news, circulation, web up load) Follow – up* Network and
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Network Competence Network monitors its own performance and is open to review and evaluation. 8 Network has been evaluated .(Report of last internal and/or external evaluation

is available )
Result:



Evidence In 1 paragraph: What is the evidence; who provided it and how was it confirmed. 9 Activity monitoring and/or follow up reports available ( proportion of

activities evaluated at completion and proportion of courses followed up)
Result:



Evidence In 1 paragraph: What is the evidence; who provided it and how was it confirmed. 10 Planning and implementation of activities draws from lessons learnt during evaluation Result:



Evidence In 1 paragraph: What is the evidence; who provided it and how was it confirmed. Up to date knowledge map with existing and new knowledge. 11 Membership list available and up to date with member expertise Result:



Evidence In 1 paragraph: What is the evidence; who provided it and how was it confirmed. 12 Website up to date Result:

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