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    There are several potential reasons why some countries may still be left behind despite global partnership and collaboration efforts: 1. Lack of resources and capacity. Poorer countries often have fewer resources like funding, infrastructure, skilled workforce etc. to fully participate and benefit from partnerships. This can limit their ability to implement programs and initiatives. 2. Governance and institutional challenges. Weak governance, corruption, instability etc. can undermine a country's ability to effectively utilize aid and partnerships for development. 3. Unequal power dynamics. Partnerships may sometimes reflect and perpetuate existing global power imbalances, with the priorities of richer partners dominating, rather than the needs of poorer partners. 4. External factors. Issues beyond a

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    There are several potential reasons why some countries may still be left behind despite global partnership and collaboration efforts: 1. Lack of resources and capacity. Poorer countries often have fewer resources like funding, infrastructure, skilled workforce etc. to fully participate and benefit from partnerships. This can limit their ability to implement programs and initiatives. 2. Governance and institutional challenges. Weak governance, corruption, instability etc. can undermine a country's ability to effectively utilize aid and partnerships for development. 3. Unequal power dynamics. Partnerships may sometimes reflect and perpetuate existing global power imbalances, with the priorities of richer partners dominating, rather than the needs of poorer partners. 4. External factors. Issues beyond a

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    There are several potential reasons why some countries may still be left behind despite global partnership and collaboration efforts: 1. Lack of resources and capacity. Poorer countries often have fewer resources like funding, infrastructure, skilled workforce etc. to fully participate and benefit from partnerships. This can limit their ability to implement programs and initiatives. 2. Governance and institutional challenges. Weak governance, corruption, instability etc. can undermine a country's ability to effectively utilize aid and partnerships for development. 3. Unequal power dynamics. Partnerships may sometimes reflect and perpetuate existing global power imbalances, with the priorities of richer partners dominating, rather than the needs of poorer partners. 4. External factors. Issues beyond a

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    Partnership

    Community Engagement, Solidarity


    and Citizenship
    Partnership
    Partnership is the state or condition
    of being with a partner, or being in
    participants, association, and joint
    interest. It has a written contract and
    agreement, and the individuals and
    groups joined together are called
    partners.
    Partnership
    • Overseas development institution (ODI),
    partnership refers to “strategic alliances
    between business, government and civil
    society are growing feature of both
    developed and emerging economies.
    Types of partnership during the contemporary

    The following are examples of such partnership building for development:


     Public-private partnership
     Government organizations with nongovernment organizations (GO-NGO)
     Nongovernment organizations with nongovernment organizations (NGO-NGO)
     Government organizations with people’s organizations (GO-PO)
     Nongovernment organizations with people’s organizations (NGO-PO)
     People’s organizations with people’s organizations (PO-PO)
    Concrete examples of partnership:
     Academic institutions establish with communities and
    sectors through community extension and service
    programs.
    Concrete examples of partnership:
     Partnerships are also established among community
    organizations, groups, and support groups. The
    following are examples of such partnerships:
    a) Associations – these are organizations of individuals,
    peoples, and sectors with common goals who joined
    together and established formal structures.
    b) Alliances – these are acts of coming up with common
    actions and initiatives of different organizations.
    c) Federations – these are types of organizations
    convened and organized by different independent and
    smaller organizations for the purpose of unification
    and mobilization for specific substantial social issues
    and concerns.
    Concrete examples of partnership:
     Church-based organizations, religious organizations,
    and faith-based organizations engage themselves in
    development work a processes.
    Multi-
    stakeholders
    Partnership
    (MSP)
    Multi stakeholders Partnership
    A Multi stakeholders Partnership refer to the
    “alliance between parties drawn from government,
    business, and civil society that strategically aggregate the
    resources and competencies of each to resolve the key
    challenges of a specific locality as an enabler of
    sustainable development, and which are founded on
    principles of shared risk, cost and mutual benefit”.
    According to the bali principles, partnership should:

     Assist and facilitate in the achievement of agenda 21 and the MDGs while applying
    and maximizing innovative strategies in sustainable development and poverty
    reduction;
     Promote and mobilize volunteers, and development initiatives of organizing people
    and communities;
     Uphold recognition of difference while working together and developing a sense of
    tasks and duties;
     Applying Multi stakeholders approach In different forms and levels, where GOs,
    NGOs, national groups, community-based organizations, private sector, and
    international organizations may be involved; and
     Achieve global impact of development.
    Basic typology of
    Multistakeholder
    Partnership
    Joint project
    Short term, one time collaborative effort
    among a small set of partners.
    Joint program
    Collaboration among a small set of partners
    to implement a program to address a specific
    aspect of a social problem.
    Strategic alliance
    Platform for ongoing collaboration around
    one or more related aligning partners in
    support of a common agenda and joint
    investments.
    Collective impact
    Initiated based on long term commitment to
    a common agenda by the group of cross-
    sectors needed to realize a system wide
    change around a social problem.
    Despite the partnership and collaborative efforts of countries,
    why do you think some countries are still left behind?

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