Plane I: Question2.3

The analysis must be done with the involvement of the people so that they understand why it is done and how completing it is helpful in the search for solutions to the challenges facing the country. A more pragmatic approach would be to hire a mix of national and external consultants and ask them to be facilitators in a process that involves the people in analyzing and assessing their past, present, and future. Even in this the ideal should be a team that is lead by a national. [Read more].

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II. Who Should Conduct and Lead the Diagnostic Analysis of the Current Situation?

Toolset - Q2

7 Tools

2.1 The Centrality of Leadership

2.2 Competent Facilitator Identification & Selection

2.3 People Involvement in the Situation Analysis

2.4 Key Stakeholders Involvement in a Diagnostic Analysis of the Situation

2.3 Who should be involved in the situation analysis?

YOU ARE HERE: PLANE 1: ANALYZING THE SITUATION TO UNDERSTAND THE CONTEXT AFTER CONFLICT

Stakeholders Plurality & Diversity Tool 1.2.3.1. displays the variety of stakeholders which should be involved in the reconstruction process. Public sector, civil society and the private sector as well as all development partners. They should be mobilized to actively participate in the analysis of the situation and the planning for reconstructing public administration .	Tool 1.2.3.2. Actors & Contributions Tool 1.2.3.2. about 'Actors and their Support in the Public Administration reconstruction process after Post-Conflict', provides a snapshot of the possible roles that different actors may play in post-conflict settings to build a new public administration.