"implementation capacity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about someone's ability to implement a program, plan, policy, or process. For example, "The organization's implementation capacity will be decisive in achieving the desired results."
This research suggests that to improve guideline use, we may need to better implement them, perhaps by enhancing the implementation capacity of guideline developers or their sponsors.
Therefore, while it may seem logical for developers to implement their guidelines, many simply would not have the implementation capacity to do so, and implementation may be more successful if users were engaged in the process.
To learn about implementation capacity participants were asked to describe their mandate, knowledge, and resources for implementing guidelines.
As to the first – implementation capacity – I am rather sanguine.
The government is also hampered by its lack of suivi, or implementation capacity.
Such proposals are nothing new, says Alina Mungiu-Pippidi from the Hertie School of governance in Berlin".In the last decade, Romania received a lot of advice, technical assistance and funding to improve its policy formulation and implementation capacity", she says.
Conservation actions frequently need to be scheduled because both funding and implementation capacity are limited.
The feasibility of CBIs is examined in terms of acceptability, infrastructure, humanitarian agency implementation capacity, value for money, risks, and responsiveness to changes in beneficiary needs.
Documents were mapped to relevant topic areas (acceptability, infrastructure, implementation capacity, value for money, risk, flexibility/responsiveness), and findings are presented with primary data by topic area.
We conclude that programme models need to consciously incorporate in their design and implementation, capacity building, skills transfer and empowerment strategies.
The problems in the implementation of China's public policies have long drawn considerable attention from academics and the general public; the focal concerns of which include insufficient implementation capacity and deviation from original state intentions.
