Whether or not it is achieved will depend on whether the right conditions are met in terms of contextual drivers, response capacity and framework conditions.
For the contextual factor 'civic capacity,' evidence was found that it actually takes 'ownership' of the climate change action plan away from local governments as citizens tend to take matters into their own hands (especially after 2011, when the SLOK scheme was abolished).
At the same time, the contextual influences on capacity are well-recognized (Potter and Brough 2004; Green and Bennett 2007).
According to Schell and colleagues, sustainability is not simply the result of a process but is action-oriented: the "ability to maintain programming and its benefits over time" (2013 15) and includes the set of organizational and contextual factors that build capacity for maintaining a program.
The topic list also included contextual conditions and the capacity of interviewees and their respective organisations to influence research agendas and make use of available knowledge.
In relation to the contextual influences on partners' capacity, we explored two issues: the demand for HPSR+A work and the nature of the resource environment for HPSR+A work.
Hence feminist critique can pose a fundamental challenge to the conviction that non-epistemic and/or contingent contextual values unavoidably corrupt the capacity of science to generate credible knowledge.
It requires contextual preparation, incremental efforts, adaptive capacity, on-going resource investments, attention to human needs, and an awareness of the interdependence of intervention elements and stakeholder groups.
Still, both cases show that without contextual knowledge and domestic implementation capacity the policy in question risks producing unintended effects or being delayed.
There are two ways to take the roles of parameters for effectiveness, method co-occurrence and contextual factors (including control group capacity) into account in meta-analyses of multi-method behaviour change interventions.
