Co-creation and monitoring encourages users to carefully consider how system actors can jointly address and own solutions to the root causes of a problem, and how they can collectively mobilize resources and capacities to create, implement, evaluate, and revise these solutions.
This element requires careful consideration of the following:
- The problem of interest and its root causes
- The relationships among domains and actors as they relate to the problem and its root causes
- The recognition and ownership of the problem and its root causes among system actors
- The financial, human, scientific, and physical resources available to address the problem
- The current capacities of individuals, organizations, domains, networks, and the system as a whole to address the problem
- The capacity development priorities of these system actors
| Assessment of innovation capacities – scoring tool | FAO | 5 | https://www.fao.org/3/a-i7014e.pdf |
| Most significant change approach | ODI | 2 | https://www.odi.org/publications/5211-msc-most-significant-change-monitoring-evaluation |
| New Extensionist Learning Kit: Module 6 (Basic Knowledge Management and Extension) | GFRAS | 1 | https://www.g-fras.org/en/knowledge/new-extensionist-learning-kit-nelk.html |
| Capacity Assessment Methodology | UNDP | 3 | https://content-ext.undp.org/aplaws_publications/1670209/UNDP%20Capacity%20Assessment%20Users%20Guide.pdf |
