UNPOL Capacity-Building & Development Integrated Planning Tool

Context

UNPOL advisory teams, SSR specialists, peace operations planners, Rule of Law practitioners and training users must translate mandates into context-sensitive capacity-building work.

Problem

Policing reform is politically sensitive and dependent on context, actor motivations and institutional constraints. Sequencing cannot be reduced to a generic ranking or detached from local ownership.

Design Principle

Structure analysis without automating strategic decisions. Preserve source links, analyst classifications and human-reviewed sequencing, with transparent limits on the prototype heuristic.

System

An unofficial educational and decision-support planning prototype. PESTEL-S analysis, stakeholder mapping, optional SWOT/TOWS synthesis and CBD priorities lead into prioritization and implementation planning.

Workflow

1. 01Context & Mandate↓
2. 02Diagnostic Analysis↓
3. 03Stakeholders & Ownership↓
4. 04Analysis Synthesis↓
5. 05CBD Priorities↓
6. 06Prioritization & Sequencing↓
7. 07Results & Implementation

Export is a separate persistent action, outside the seven numbered planning stages.

Current State

• Seven-stage planning journey with a separate Home / Planning Overview.
• PESTEL-S diagnosis and stakeholder influence, reform posture and engagement assumptions.
• Optional analyst-written SWOT findings and unscored TOWS Strategic Options.
• CBD Key Areas × Cross-Cutting Analytical Lenses matrix for capacity problems and intervention packages.
• Transparent prototype prioritization heuristic with human-reviewed sequencing.
• Browser localStorage persistence, JSON backup/restore, and separate Word, print/PDF, Markdown and JSON export.

Interface

Boundaries

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