The phrase "affect capacity building" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the impact or influence on the development of skills, resources, or capabilities within an organization or community.
Example: "The new policies will significantly affect capacity building in local communities, enhancing their ability to respond to challenges."
Alternatives: "influence capacity development" or "impact skill enhancement".
In contrast, only 26% of foundation projects involve capacity-building.
At the same time, individuals are the building blocks of organizational capacity and the willingness of individuals and groups within the organization to change their behaviors can significantly affect the success of a capacity building intervention [ 29, 31, 32].
WFP Zambia: The funds allocated to WFP Zambia will be used for the following activities: Nutrition support to ART clients, family members and OVCs; Provision of food to flood affected people; and Support for community capacity building and income_generating activities.
In November 2009 we received our official invite to serve in Botswana, leaving on April 3, 2010 to do NGO capacity building with orphans and vulnerable children who are affected by HIV/AIDS.
In Tanzania, fluctuations of health sector budget affected allocations to human resources in particular for recruitment, incentives, retention and capacity building [ 28].
The consequence of that pause in counter-criminal activity may be a long-term setback in development and capacity building initiatives, as the organizations involved in the projects that have been affected cannot wait around for the situation to improve.
The goal of the Mining Mini-grants Program is to support and enhance the capacity building efforts of mining-impacted communities in the U.S. and Canada to assure that mining projects do not adversely affect human, cultural, and the ecological health of communities.
And the third is capacity building.
Building capacity from the inside out: Testing a capacity building approach for disability programming.
What could capacity building 4.0 look like?
