It takes money, capacity, will and cooperation.
Preparations will never be perfect, so time, money, capacity and flexibility to produce interventions has to be 'built-in' to the design of both trials, and interventions themselves, at all stages of the planning process.
In addition, as Fawkes and Lin note, despite higher costs in terms of time and money, capacity mapping where it is based on a dialogue method of data collection provides a number of additional benefits [ 20].
Social capital is defined as the resources that individuals have access to via personal relationships and can include goods, as well as information, money, capacity to work, influence, power or active help (Granovetter 1973; Bourdieu 1986; Coleman 1988).
Like other small indigenous cultures around the world with little money or capacity to move, they are struggling to adapt to the changes.
"We spend a lot of money doing capacity building, but it is not clear that this has an impact," says Mr Boutroue of UNDP.
It is a big challenge to run as a genuine "independent" because they can't usually compete with the money, logistical capacity and activist base at the disposal of organised parties.
But those majorities would not be there, and Obama would not be in the White House, if not for pro-choice women and men – their votes, talent, money, organisational capacity and shoe leather.
You can take small amounts away from this pooled resource with little damage, but it is not difficult to imagine a situation where there is no longer the money or capacity within local authorities to supply these services at all.
The same is true of employment, unemployment, money supply, capacity utilization and a host of similar figures.
For five years oil refiners have been coining money, as capacity fell just a little short of demand.
