Advancing
Private Public Partnerships PPPs
Inter-sectoral
Partnering (ISP) -also
known as Private
Public Partnerships PPPs -
is the process of creating and implementing collaborations
-- or partnerships -- across civil society, government,
and the private sector.
Key groups
within the larger Private, Public, Civil Society sectors
include:
According to the United States Agency for International
Development, ISPs strengthen individual organizations within
each of the three sectors, offer a mechanism to resolve
specific development issues, facilitate poverty reduction,
and lay the foundation for broader systemic change.
EW
advances this approach through integration of wider array
of community stakeholders, emphasizing traditional wisdom
and other
local assets.
By implementing collaborations through its diverse and mutually
supportive project partners, EW advances the art of cross-sector
collaboration.
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To learn more about (ISPs), read USAID’s report, "Public-Private
Alliances for Transformational Development"
Civic
Engagement: empowering all voices to be heard
"The
greatest fertility exists at the intersection of two eco-systems."
- Kenny
Osgood (Bioneers founder)
Like
eco-systems, each community has mutually supportive members
that when linked, dramatically advance benefits to all.
EW's
multi-sector, Civic Engagement approach engages synergistic
partners locally (citizens, non-profits/ voluntary groups)
and
globally (businesses, technical experts social and environmental
agencies) to co-create locally-based solutions.
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EW's
MULTI-SECTOR APPROACH
