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Biosafety Virtual Library Resources
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published: 27 Nov 2008
last updated: 14 May 2009
Opportunity assessment – A tool for work planning
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- UN and other specialized agency of the UN Common System
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- Opportunity Assessment.pdf [ English ]
The document is a set of guidelines, recommended activities, tips and definitions that may be used partly or as a whole to identify project opportunities and establish a proactive relation of the network with its target public. The document is intended to assist capacity-building networks incorporate sector capacity-building needs into their work plans.
The document consists of five recommended steps:
1. Identification of target groups – institutions, organisations or individuals active in
the water sector and likely interested in capacity building;
2. Establish contact and survey activities and needs – the institution’s/organization’s
work plans and capacity building activities will be inventoried;
3. From potential to effective opportunities – opportunities for the network will be
analysed and ranked;
4. Matching – the information of step 3 will be analysed on compatibility with
programmes and capacities of network members;
5. Programming – a programme and strategy be developed.
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The document consists of five recommended steps:
1. Identification of target groups – institutions, organisations or individuals active in
the water sector and likely interested in capacity building;
2. Establish contact and survey activities and needs – the institution’s/organization’s
work plans and capacity building activities will be inventoried;
3. From potential to effective opportunities – opportunities for the network will be
analysed and ranked;
4. Matching – the information of step 3 will be analysed on compatibility with
programmes and capacities of network members;
5. Programming – a programme and strategy be developed.
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