Access Foundation Capacity Building - Starting
This form was part of our efforts to consult on the design of our capacity building programme and identify obvious gaps in provision - this ran from July-November 2015. You can see all of the response to this form, and the other material we gathered in this exercise, here:

 http://access-socialinvestment.org.uk/capacity-building-consultation/








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What do you want us to hear?
Where can you see 'obvious gaps' in capacity building provision: what's worked well (or not so well) in the past, and why?
What evidence of the scale and nature of these issues should we be aware of, and where are there gaps in the evidence?
How do you want to tell us more, now and in the future?
In what ways would you like to communicate with us, for this initial phase of consultation and beyond?

Where possible, we are keen to meet groups of people in person - although we're conscious that our capacity is limited by our being a small team. So as well as letting us know what fora/events we could attend, what other options would work for you and your community or network?

Which existing online tools/platforms have you used successfully which you think might be valuable for this exercise?
Please share your ideas and suggestions below...
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Organisation
How would you describe your/your organisation's role involvement with social investment?
Are you a Social Sector Organisation, a finance intermediary (SIFI), umbrella body, local/central government body, grant funder, academic, interested individual?
How can we - and others participating in this conversation - get in touch with you?
If you have an email, skype, twitter, etc you're happy to be shared, put enter them in below. We're really keen to enable you to talk to each other, as well as communicate with us...
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Twitter
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Skype
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