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Building Civil Servant Capacity in South Sudan

Author(s): Frederik Ferdinand Rosén, Kristoffer Nilaus Tarp
Publisher(s): Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS), Copenhagen
Date of publication: Oct 2011
Issue number: 0
Pages: 4
Series: DIIS Policy Briefs

Description: 'Coaching and mentoring for capacity' has become a popular approach to civil servant capacity building in fragile states. In South Sudan, the 'IGAD Initiative' is currently deploying 200 coaches and mentors to South Sudan from Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda. The African Union has pledged to deploy up to 1000 additional coaches and mentors drafted from various African countries. This brief recaps on some main tenets of the initiative and presents a number of policy recommendations.

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	Building Civil Servant Capacity in South Sudan Author(s): Frederik Ferdinand Rosén, Kristoffer Nilaus Tarp Publisher(s): Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS), Copenhagen Date of publication: Oct 2011 Issue number: 0 Pages: 4 Series: DIIS Policy Briefs Description: 'Coaching and mentoring for capacity' has become a popular approach to civil servant capacity building in fragile states. In South Sudan, the 'IGAD Initiative' is currently deploying 200 coaches and mentors to South Sudan from Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda. The African Union has pledged to deploy up to 1000 additional coaches and mentors drafted from various African countries. This brief recaps on some main tenets of the initiative and presents a number of policy recommendations. General note: © 2011 Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS) Download: English - Download the full-text document (119 KB)

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Building Civil Servant Capacity in South Sudan