Entwicklungspolitische Begriffe

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Capacity Development

Im entwicklungspolitischen Kontext ist das Konzept des Kapazitätsaufbaus (Capacity Development) in den letzten Jahrzehnten in den Fokus gerückt. Im Kern geht es bei Capacity Development um den Aufbau und die Weiterentwicklung fachlicher, methodischer und politischer Kompetenzen von Partnerorganisationen und ihren Zielgruppen.

Quelle: VENRO Handreichung „Was macht Capacity Development von NRO erfolgreich? Herausforderungen im Kontext von Krisen, Fragilität und Shrinking Spaces“


Church & Community Mobilisation Approach

Church and Community Mobilisation Process (CCMP) | Umoja

Church and community mobilisation involves mobilising a local church to act as a facilitator in mobilising the whole community to address their own needs. Once the local church is mobilised, it becomes a facilitator rather than the provider. The local church seeks to envision and empower community members to identify and respond to their own needs, rather than meeting those needs for them. The local church therefore works with rather than for the community. The community is in control. The local church can provide ongoing support to the community, and the community may call upon Christian organisations for technical support where necessary.

(Quelle: Tearfund UK)

Community Engagement and Accountability

CEA stands for Community Engagement and Accountability.

It is the process of engaging communities and individuals at risk to encourage and enable them to uptake protective healthy behaviours and to address rumours and stigma and support community solutions during outbreaks such as the current COVID-19. 

Cooperative

A cooperative is a business jointly owned and democratically controlled by its members to meet their shared needs. The members share collective responsibilities, and each of them has a say in how the business is run. Benefits derived from the cooperative are distributed equitably among the members.

Quelle: Rabson Kondowe, D+C 2023/11-12, p.21