In 2011, the Busan Forum on Development Effectiveness announced creation of Global Partnership for Effective Cooperation (GPEDC). The GPEDC promised to replace old donor–recipient dynamic in international development with ‘an equator-less landscape multistakeholder global partnership’ (Eyben & Savage, 2013). Multistakeholder partnerships (MSPs) have since become governance modality choice UN Su...

one of the main problems in the quality control of rivers is the high control cost imposed upon pollutant units. the cooperative policy approach in the treatment process between two or more pollutant units is a new and economic perspective in the environmental management of catchment basins. origins of large amounts pollutants which require a high cost to control pollution are trying to start p...

The authors consider public-private partnership as one of the mechanisms allowing transformation territorial infrastructure and analyze problems new solutions for its development.The article reveals specific tasks forms main directions identifies factors that have a positive effect on development regional in format principles emergence such partnership.The study foreign practice alliance busine...

BACKGROUND Implementation of evidence-based mental health assessment and intervention in community public health practice is a high priority for multiple stakeholders. Academic-community partnerships can assist in the implementation of efficacious treatments in community settings; yet, little is known about the processes by which these collaborations are developed. In this paper, we discuss our...

The 7th Episcopal District African Methodist Episcopal Church represents 23% of African Americans in South Carolina. We describe lessons learned when a large faith community and two research universities collaborate. In 2001, the bishop of the 7th Episcopal District and the president of the Medical University of South Carolina signed a memorandum of understanding on how to collaborate, includin...

Partnership is one of those concepts that have gained popular currency in international cooperation over the last decade. Underlying the concept is a significant desire to re-balance power relationships between developing countries and external funding agencies, and to progressively transfer responsibility and ownership to the former. Terminology such as donor and recipient has accordingly been...