Partnership Network Life Cycle
Partnerships evolve and mature like the life cycle of a butterfly. Examine the Vision and Concept Stages of the partnership caterpillar. Create a firm foundation during
Partnerships evolve and mature like the life cycle of a butterfly. Examine the Vision and Concept Stages of the partnership caterpillar. Create a firm foundation during
An essential step in collaboration planning is to identify the stakeholders who can impact or be impacted by the decisions, goals, objectives and strategies of
Introducing the Collaborative Capacity Impact Model Introduces a data-driven model showing how investing in collaborative capacity strengthens performance, trust, and impact—demonstrating that well-resourced collaboratives drive
Laura Cattell Noll, Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay Local Government Initiative Director Chesapeake Bay Program Pennsylvania
Sheila Larsen, USDA Forest Service Recreation Planner, Rocky Mountain Regional Office Mountain Planning Service Group Idaho and Graydon Bascom, USDA Forest Service Landscape Architect, Mountain Planning
The USDA Forest Service National Collaboration Cadre (Collaboration Cadre) assists in organizing collaborative groups on a model entitled: “Building a Solid Foundation for Collaborative Efforts—the
The Partnership Impact Model™ includes the 11 Partnership Impacts, Scaling Up Partnership Impact, the Partnership Impact Roadmap, and the 7 Steps of Partnership Impact Evaluation.
The 4-P Foundation: Purposes, People, Process, and Products The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service National Collaboration Cadre (Collaboration Cadre) has been invited to
Managing by Network Program Evaluation: Briefing Document (Updated January 2024) In the Spring 2023, the Partnership & Community Collaboration Academy, the National Conservation Training Center,
A Toolkit for Building and Sustaining Effective BLM Partnerships with Friends Groups (February 2020) Purpose of This Toolkit: Due to the challenges of multiple-use management
Explore key concepts and best practices for making collaboration work. Collaboration is a process through which parties who see different aspects of a problem
Some of the most controversial and politicized debates in the United States today concern the appropriate management of natural resources. In response, collaborative problem solving