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This tool has three parts:\nPart A provides instructions on how to assess capacity gaps and develop an action plan to address them.\nPart B is a checklist to identify gaps in meeting minimum standards across sectors. It can be used to measure progress towards addressing gaps once an action plan has been implemented. It can also be used as a quality monitoring tool to ensure that services are implemented according to good practice standards.\nPart C is a template to document the action plan, detailing how the gaps will be addressed and by whom.\nUNICEF. (2014). Communities Care Programme: Transforming Lives and Preventing Violence. 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