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With pressure decreasing during the recovery period, one might expectthat better use was made of local capacities , especially as fundinglevels fell later in the response .5.5 Perceived relevance of capacity buildingHow do national , district and local government as well as civil society actors perceive therelevance and impact of the ‘capacity building ’ efforts so far of the aid community ?‘Capacity building ’ can mean many different things to different people.Kenny makes the point that people in Aceh only regarded what shecharacterised as the community development type approach to capacitybuilding as true capacity building (Kenny, 2007, p. 215). However, oneof the types of capacity building that Kenny devalues (skills transfer atthe local level) was found to be one of the most effective means of capacitybuilding in and ADB study of Sri Lanka (ADB, 2006, p. 34).44
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year’s progress justice. In terms
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December 2004. In the course of our
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