Building capacity within state institutions demands political leadership that promotes prudent public service delivery, management and, in particular, financial governance.

Instead of building capacity to provide extra megawatts, we instead use 'negawatts'- forgone power consumption.

Building capacity means developing the potential for people to improve and respond to the needs of their own community.

Generally, grantees pursue change through three major avenues: building capacity in states for policy innovation and investment; supporting policymakers; and analyzing and tracking policies.

The first renovation of the high school occurred from 1993 to 1996, boosting the building capacity by 40%.