The phrase "capacity building on" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in formal or professional settings to describe the process of developing skills, knowledge, and resources within an organization or community. Example: Our organization is focusing on capacity building on sustainable agriculture practices to empower local farmers and improve food security in the region.
They really do cover almost all parts of the equation — energy efficiency, renewable energy, carbon capture and storage (to address coal), and electric vehicles on the energy side, and then an agreement with the E.P.A. that includes work on capacity building on greenhouse gas inventories.
At the household level, there is need for capacity building on ways to reduce the amount of generated waste and these include recycling and re-using products.
Conclusions and recommendations specifically address issues related to technical capacity building on child labour.
Findings suggest the need for capacity building on how to use evidence and apply global guidance within a local context.
The number of international peer-reviewed publications also remains low and evidence of the impact of OR capacity building on programme performance has been limited.
Investing in Africa by providing funding for ethics processes within WGES research, however, will aid in capacity building on the continent and address some of these limitations.
UNICEF has worked closely with DEP during 2006 during the preparation of this country-led evaluation which is seen as a major contribution to DEPs capacities building on M&E.
In phase IV, and on the basis of the reports from stakeholder meetings, three national capacity building trainings on HPSR were spanned over 2 days and adapted according to each country based on its needs and priorities.
This might be supplemented with a comprehensive capacity building programme on non-farm enterprises, since these people are poor in human resources and exploited in the labor markets in nearer towns (Deb et al. [2002]).
Mentoring was a key capacity building activity on the project and this was aimed at strengthening the skills and competency of the participants to conduct advocacy programme.
Transitioning revenue-generating operations into full-fledged social enterprises will require capacity building focused on innovation, accountability, and evaluation (Table 1).
