As public health students, understanding capacity development is crucial for effective healthcare delivery and policy-making. This presentation aims to provide a comprehensive overview of capacity development in public health, compiled from various sources, including Wikipedia and oth...
Introduction*
As public health students, understanding capacity development is crucial for effective healthcare delivery and policy-making. This presentation aims to provide a comprehensive overview of capacity development in public health, compiled from various sources, including Wikipedia and other websites. The goal is to help students better understand the concept, basic principles, and processes involved in capacity development.
*What is Capacity Development?*
Capacity development refers to the process of strengthening the abilities and capabilities of individuals, organizations, and systems to achieve their goals and objectives. In public health, capacity development is essential for improving healthcare outcomes, enhancing health systems, and addressing health inequities.
*Importance of Capacity Development in Public Health*
Capacity development is critical in public health for several reasons:
- Enhances healthcare delivery
- Improves health outcomes
- Strengthens health systems
- Supports health policy development and implementation
- Fosters collaboration and partnerships
*Basic Concepts of Capacity Development*
- Capacity assessment: Identifying gaps and strengths in existing capacities
- Capacity building: Strengthening capacities through training, education, and resource allocation
- Capacity enhancement: Improving existing capacities through innovation and adaptation
- Capacity sustainability: Ensuring long-term maintenance and development of capacities
*Process of Capacity Development*
1. Assessment: Conducting a thorough assessment of existing capacities
2. Planning: Developing a plan to address capacity gaps and strengthen capacities
3. Implementation: Putting the plan into action through capacity building and enhancement initiatives
4. Evaluation: Monitoring and evaluating the effectiveness of capacity development efforts
5. Sustainability: Ensuring long-term sustainability of developed capacities
*Challenges and Limitations*
- Limited resources
- Inadequate infrastructure
- Lack of skilled workforce
- Political and economic instability
*Conclusion*
Capacity development is a vital component of public health, essential for improving healthcare delivery, health outcomes, and health systems. Understanding the concept, basic principles, and processes involved in capacity development is crucial for public health students and professionals. This presentation aims to provide a comprehensive overview of capacity development in public health, compiled from various sources, to support students' learning and professional development.
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Capacity Development Or building Group no 3 Roll no 04 , 10 06 , 09
The contents: What is capacity building? Importance Objective Different level history Components Elements Global demand strategies public health perspective Pakistani status Challenges and evaluation
What is capacity building ? The capacity building is understood as "the ability of people, organizations and society as a whole to manage their affairs successfully
Importance Capacity building empowers individuals and organization to perform task effectively and achieve objective adapt to changing circumstances, and ultimately reach their full potential
Capacity development at different level and importance Individual level Community level Organization level or institutional Systematic or environmental enable level
The history : 1950 Capacity development emerged as the concept of developmental aid 1970 UN adopted resolution related to capacity UNDP 1980 Capacity building began to gain prominence 1990 As so on
The basic four elements
The global development
No poverty Zero hunger Good Health and well being Quality education Gender equality Climate action Clean water Reduce inequalities Land and water
Public Health Capacity Development
Evaluation and challenges Infrastructure Resources shortage Data collection less professionalism Stakeholders Sustainability
C apacity development status in Pakistan While Pakistan has made progress in reducing poverty, low human capital development remains a challenge. Investing in education, health, and skills development is crucial for the country’s long-term growth and development
Health Diplomacy Training Early Essential Newborn Care (EENC) Capacity-Building SAID Support for Health Services Academy (HSA higher Education Commission (HEC) Programs : HEC offers various capacity-building programs for faculty members, including: Capacity Building Faculty Fellowships (early, mid-career, and senior levels). Regional Capacity Building for Academic Faculty . Bespoke programs covering topics like doctoral supervision, research methodology, and grant writing The some programs in Pakistan: