The Partnership Brokers Training in Amsterdam may be of interest to you if you are interested in learning more and practicing your partnering skills 1-4 July 2025
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Latest Report:
Stories from the frontline of Public-private partnerships
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In June 2023, partners of the Sustainable Development Goals Partnership (SDGP) facility of RVO (The Netherlands Entreprise Agency) gathered to share their experiences and write their stories about engaging in Public Private Partnerships (PPPs). The writing workshop (‘writeshop’) was part of a four year PBA accompaniment trajectory to RVOs SDG Partnerships.
This trajectory was lead by Helga van Kampen. A number of PBA Associates worked on this accompaniment trajectory. The writeshop is a method of the Barefoot Guide to help practitioners reflect on their practice, and was facilitated by the Barefoot Guide Connection together with PBA. Stories from the frontline of Public Private Partnerships is an anthology of eleven compelling stories, each of them a testament to the trials, triumphs, and untapped potential inherent in PPPs. Accompanying the stories are an analysis and insights, all of which capture the essence of our collective pursuit: to find ways to work together that make a difference. |
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OTHER REPORTS:
Two substudies of a Policy review of Dutch support to Southern civil society development (2017):
Two substudies of a Policy review of Dutch support to Southern civil society development (2017):
- Shifting Interests, Changing Practice - Key insight into the perceptions of Dutch Civil Society Organisations and their Southern Partners about non-financial support.
- Intentions and Interests - Collaboration among MFSII alliance members and the relation between Dutch CSO's and the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs under MFSII and TUCP 2011-2015.
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