MfDR Capacity Scan

MfDR CAP-Scan Documents:
	Overview [Presentation]
	CAP-Scan Description
	CAP-Scan Overview
	CAP-Scan Illustration
	CAP-Scan Pillar
	CAP-Scan Portrait
	CAP-Scan Facilitation
French Version:
	Contexte
	Présentation de CAP-Scan
	Préparations de CAP-Scan
	Portrait CAP-Scan
	Notes utiles

The Managing for Development Results Capacity Scan (CAP-Scan) is an analytical framework and participatory process that countries can employ to assess and strengthen their MfDR capacities. It was developed under the sponsorship of the OECD/DAC and with the technical and financial support of a core working group comprised of the Asian Development Bank (ADB), Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA), European Union (EU), Inter-American Development Bank (IaDB), Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the World Bank.

The World Bank, UNDP and MCC coordinate and support the CAP-Scan process including maintaining materials, coordinating training activities, and working with governments and other partners.

Countries

To date, 20 countries have reviewed the CAP-Scan methodology and expressed interest. Mauritania will serve as the first pilot country. Their CAP-Scan team has discussed the methodology and process with representatives in Mauritania in two videoconferences. The CAP-Scan is tentatively scheduled to take place in early July. Papua New Guinea could follow in August. The CAP-Scan team is also in discussion with Moldova and the Kyrgyz Republic. Other countries showing keen interest are Kenya, Niger, Venezuela and Namibia.

More information

For more information please contact capscan@mfdr.org.