Multi-Stakeholder EngagementThe ability of development interventions to achieve systemic, sustainable impact largely depends on the capacity of different actors to interact, dialogue and develop joint solutions to problems facing their communities. This requires the ability to mobilize and link multiple and diverse stakeholders, including civil society organizations, government institutions and corporations, as well as donors and international policy makers. Creating meaningful interactions between various stakeholders enable the identification of shared objectives, design of solutions that account for various perspectives, and creation of representative program strategies required to scale up important high-impact capacity development strategies. DR Congo Madagascar |