Taking Default Positions for Capacity Development

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Taking Default Positions for Capacity Development

November 9, 2015

Ten default principles provide a rigorous yet flexible safeguard that helps policy-makers and development practitioners pursue sensible, customised approaches to reinforce local ownership and nurture domestic capacity, crucial for development effectiveness
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