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Power Analysis

A Practical Guide

A guide for development staff on why, when and how to do power analysis. It covers deciding to do an analysis, carrying it out, and a review of concepts and methods. Frameworks include political economy analysis, stakeholder influence mapping, Net-Map, power over, to, with and within, visible, hidden and invisible power, the Powercube, the Power Matrix, and closed, invited and claimed spaces. Teams use it when planning programmes and partnerships.

Why it is in the libraryA clear, donor-backed guide to the main power analysis frameworks, including the powercube, and how to use them when planning work.

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Jethro Pettit (2013). Power Analysis: A Practical Guide. Sida (Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency). https://cdn.sida.se/publications/files/sida61639en-power-analysis-a-practical-guide.pdf

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