Institutional Capacity

Institutional capacity refers to the ability of an organization, such as a government, non-profit, or business, to effectively carry out its functions and achieve its goals. This includes having the necessary resources, skilled personnel, efficient processes, and supportive structures in place. Strong institutional capacity enables an organization to respond to challenges, implement policies, and deliver services effectively. In essence, it reflects how well an institution can perform its tasks, adapt to changes, and meet the needs of its stakeholders.