As regards partnership for implementation: lots of care needs to be given in identifying implementation partners. Experience has proved that many good initiatives have failed to yield tangible results for the poorest as a result of poor allocation of activities between implementation partners. My advice would that activities should be allocated to partners based on their mandate, capacity, consent and proximity to the target clientele/beneficiaries. This will increase chances of the benefits trickling down to the rightful targets and reducing the disappointment of the SSF Guidelines being another good policy document with no traceable outputs at community level.
Regards,
Kenneth Senkosi
M. Senkosi Kenneth