Needs Identification and Assessment Sample Clauses

Needs Identification and Assessment. The Institute is organized as a capacity-building network of world-class expertise in extractive resource governance to respond to requests for assistance from developing countries to enhance their capacity to utilize and benefit from their extractive sectors. The Institute will provide a means for developing country governments to access Canadian and international expertise and to obtain support of their own efforts through the delivery of practical and results-oriented initiatives. The Institute’s activities are designed to strengthen the capacity of developing country national and regional governments to improve their governance and management of extractive sectors. All programming will be undertaken under the leadership of, at the request of, or with the support of developing country national or regional governments. The experience and capacity of the Institute to combine technical assistance and learning and education programs with ongoing project-focused needs assessment and multi-stakeholder dialogues enables the coalition and its strategic partner network to respond flexibly and effectively to requests for support from developing countries. Needs identification and assessment will be sensitive not only to country-specific context but also more broadly to the key challenges of different extractive sectors, types of resources involved and modes of production. Such an approach will not only help to better identify and address concrete challenges, but also to be more discerning about the possibilities for replicating and diffusing lessons learned from individual initiatives. In addition to receiving incoming requests or referrals, the Institute will conduct government outreach and awareness-building to solicit requests for technical assistance regarding legislation and policies for various extractive sector policy areas. Engagement with government personnel, knowledge leaders, extractive sector stakeholders and champions (e.g., including fellows and alumni) and our strategic partner network will assist the Institute in discovering and eliciting potential project and program opportunities and requests for support.
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