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Ausra Jurkeviciute Project Manager, EA, the REC

IAIA Conference on international experience & perspectives in SEA Prague, 26-30 September 2005 Session E7. Ausra Jurkeviciute Project Manager, EA, the REC.

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Ausra Jurkeviciute Project Manager, EA, the REC

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  1. IAIA Conference on international experience & perspectives in SEA Prague, 26-30 September 2005Session E7 Ausra Jurkeviciute Project Manager, EA, the REC IAIA SEA Prague05: Session E7: Capacity Development Manual for the implementation of the Protocol on SEA, 29th of September 2005

  2. M9: Capacity development framework for the SEA ProtocolWorkshop (E7.4)Session E7Capacity Development Manual for the implementation of the UNECE Protocol on SEA IAIA SEA Prague05: Session E7: Capacity Development Manual for the implementation of the Protocol on SEA, 29th of September 2005

  3. 1. Module outline • Capacity development framework for SEA; • Capacity Assessment; • Tips for designing SEA capacity development strategies; • Preconditions for capacity development; • Example of a detailed capacity assessment questionnaire (annex to the Manual/link). IAIA SEA Prague05: Session E7: Capacity Development Manual for the implementation of the Protocol on SEA, 29th of September 2005

  4. 2.1 Capacity development framework for the SEA Protocol IAIA SEA Prague05: Session E7: Capacity Development Manual for the implementation of the Protocol on SEA, 29th of September 2005

  5. 2.2 Key issues in capacity development Clarity: • Which capacities need to be built • What are the priorities and in what sequence should they be approached • How tolink various capacity development intervention to achieve a synergetic effect • Whatcombination of capacity development tools will be most effective IAIA SEA Prague05: Session E7: Capacity Development Manual for the implementation of the Protocol on SEA, 29th of September 2005

  6. 3.1 Capacity Assessment - purpose and tools Purpose • identifies needs of key stakeholder groups in SEA • identifies gaps, assumptions and risks and helps to focus (or refocus) capacity development assistance • helps to link up with the related capacity development efforts Tools: workshop, interviews and surveys IAIA SEA Prague05: Session E7: Capacity Development Manual for the implementation of the Protocol on SEA, 29th of September 2005

  7. 3.2. Key questions for SEA capacity assessment (i) System and problem analysis: • review of the planning framework; • identification of plans and programmes that SEA will be applied to; • experience with current environmental assessment system for plans and programmes; • most challenging aspects of implementing the SEA Protocol. IAIA SEA Prague05: Session E7: Capacity Development Manual for the implementation of the Protocol on SEA, 29th of September 2005

  8. 3.2. Key questions for SEA capacity assessment (ii) Stakeholder analysis: • key stakeholders in SEA reforms and their networks; • key providers of capacity development services in SEA and resources available from their past, ongoing and planned capacity development initiatives. IAIA SEA Prague05: Session E7: Capacity Development Manual for the implementation of the Protocol on SEA, 29th of September 2005

  9. Key components of capacity development strategies • Objectives and priorities for building up/creating capacities (i.e. system, institutional and human capacity) • Main proposed activities - their timing, expected results and indicators of success; • Implementing agencies (preferably by building on existing capacity development programs) and their responsibilities; • Resources for implementation; • Monitoring and review of the strategy (periodical). IAIA SEA Prague05: Session E7: Capacity Development Manual for the implementation of the Protocol on SEA, 29th of September 2005

  10. 5. Concluding remarks • Quality of capacity development indicates interest to develop effective SEA system; • Open recognition of lacking capacities may be politically sensitive; • Resources need to be available; • Coordination and stakeholder participation helps. IAIA SEA Prague05: Session E7: Capacity Development Manual for the implementation of the Protocol on SEA, 29th of September 2005

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