 |
The Preview
This Preview is the first of three BPD-wide communication initiatives
in Phase Three. It has been based on interviews with the Cluster coordinators
and a review of documentation. It therefore provides an initial view of,
and insights into, the lessons emerging across BPD’s four Clusters:
- The practical rationale for trisector partnerships
- The process of partnership development and partnering
- Key success factors for business, civil society, and governments to
achieve mutual gains from working in partnership
- The emerging costs and benefits of trisector partnerships as vehicles
to manage and promote sustainable development
- How to recognize when a trisector partnership can be the right approach
A second BPD-wide report during this final phase will offer more in-depth
analysis of lessons learned, including those about BPD as a whole as well
as the specific partnerships on which the Preview has focused. There will
also be an external evaluation of BPD to offer additional insights.
BPD’S Four Clusters
|
|
Partners come together to strengthen and scale up best practices
in youth development, including education, vocational training,
information technology, tourism and improving the workplace.
Co-Convenors: The
Kellogg Company, the
International Youth Foundation (IYF) and the
World Bank Group.
|
|
Partners work to reduce deaths, injuries, disabilities and associated
social costs of road accidents through partnerships that promote
collaboration and coordination of road safety activities.
Co-convenors: the
International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies,
and the
World Bank Group.
|
|
Partners work to develop approaches that optimize development
benefits to local communities, while they mitigate investment risk
to oil, gas and mining companies.
Co-convenors: BP,
WMC Resources Ltd,
CARE International
and the
World Bank Group.
|
|
Partners develop sustainable mechanisms to provide responsive and
affordable water services to the urban poor.
Co-convenors: Générale
des Eaux (Vivendi), WaterAid
and the
World Bank Group.
|
|
|
|
|
| |
|
< Introduction Previous
| Next Tri-Sector Partnerships >
Page: 1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 6,
7, 8, 9,
10, 11, 12,
13, 14, 15,
16
|
|
