About Us
Cap-Net
Cap-Net is an international network for capacity building in IWRM. It is made up of a partnership of autonomous international, regional and national institutions and networks committed to capacity building in the water sector.
Networks have proven to be effective at promoting the understanding of integrated water resources management and play a key role in supporting the development of IWRM and the achievement of the MDG's.
For more information about Cap-Net view our newsletter and the power point presentation. A brochure is also available from Cap-Net.
The 2002 Strategy Paper sets the framework for Cap-Net's work in addressing capacity building needs and strengthening of networks for capacity building in the regions and was supplemented by an updated strategy paper for phase 2.
An extensive peer review of five regional and three country networks by network managers from Latin America, the Caribbean, Africa and Asia during the second half of 2008 provided insights in the state of development of the networks, the development of products and programmes, and the delivery of capacity building by these networks. The reviews culminated in a consolidated internal review report.
A mid term evaluation of the second phase of Cap-Net has been carried out with very positive results for the continuation of the programme. The executive summary is posted here and the full report can be made available if required.
Our latest annual Work Plan (748KB) provides information on activities we are developing this year. And the 2008 Annual Report can be viewed here.
Click here for more information on the Staff at the Cap-Net secretariat.
Further documents for reference are listed below:
- Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Plan, 2008
- Annual Report, 2008
- Annual Report, 2007.
- Annual Report 2006.
- Completion report 2002-2005.
- Poised for Greater Impact, 2006.
- Cap-Net Strategy 2006-2010.
- External Evaluation Report, Executive Summary 2005.
