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What is a Partnership?

What is a Partnership?. A partnership is a relationship where two or more parties, having compatible goals, form an agreement to share the work, share the risk and share the results or proceeds.

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What is a Partnership?

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  1. What is a Partnership? • A partnership is a relationship where two or more parties, having compatible goals, form an agreement to share the work, share the risk and share the results or proceeds. • Partnership implies the sharing of decision-making, risks, power, benefits and burdens. It should add value to each partner's respective services, products or situations. • In partnerships, there is give and take.

  2. Partnering – Who & How WHO: • Start with stakeholders who are directly related to issue—water and sanitation, health and hygiene, private and public, donors and implementers • Expand to: • other channels of influence, e.g. faith-based groups, women’s groups, local and national associations, farmer’s groups, youth groups • groups with potential long-term impact, e.g. schools • all possible information channels, e.g. journalists HOW: • Make individual relationships (friendships) within these groups (need friends and advocates in each group), not just institutional relationships. • Treat each group with respect.

  3. Partnering – Systems Examination Examine the systems and ask: “What needs to be done to turn you into a partner with an active or passive influence on the targeted audience?” • Training? • Institutional strengthening? • Capacity building? • Expansion of reach? • Other?

  4. Partnering – Roles & Responsibilities What We Must Do • Communicate • Collaborate • Coordinate • Compromise • Combine WHY  to ensure scale coverage and overlap of hardware, hygiene promotion, and enabling environment interventions

  5. Increasing the Likelihood of Improved Practice Adoption & Sustainability Needed Infrastructure, Products, & Services Appropriate Approaches to Promotion As behavior change increases, likelihood of sustained behavior increases. Maximum potential for change exists here. Supportive Environment

  6. Mapping Relationships What needs to be examined? • Who presently partners • What is the communication between these partners • Who else might partner

  7. DRC – Before the Effort Stakeholder Relationships MOH MOW USAID Water Cmt SANRU Health Ctrs DistHealth DistWS Village Cmt Village Chiefs Mobilizers

  8. DRC – After the Effort MOE MOW USAID MOH MOEnv WB DANIDA 3 NGOs Water Cmte 2 CSOs SANRU Health Ctrs DistWS DistHeatlh Village Cmt EZdS DistEnv DistEd Mobilizers Village Chiefs

  9. Ministry of Water JES/NGO RSCN/NGO WEPIA + 3 People USAID Funding WEPIA Map at Start

  10. Ministry of Water Coordination WDM Intrnt’l Conference— Ministry of Education Curric. Reform In 5 subjects Grades 1-11. Env.NGO RSCN Curric. Dev. Waethat Mosque Prog. Outreach Vocational School Teachers in 5 grades In 23 pvt.schools Private Sector 10 US Universities Policy Changes in Agric./Outdoor Use of Water. Policy changes construction code US Indiana Univ Philanthropy Dept.. Municipality Students in 23 private schools 5,000 home audits Municipal/ Provincial Officials Philadelphia Univ. for NGO trng. JUST Univ. Master’s Program / Munic. Youth Training Ministry of Public Works & Housing 68 NGOs capacity bldg. B.A degree program in Non-profit manangement Faith-Based School Systems CSBE Landscaping for six public demo. parks Plumbing Policy Saleswomen Of water saving devices Art Museum JISM Municipality 2 NGOs Media Specialist Vocational School Curriculum Plumbing trng. Private Schools & Teachers US Study Tours Women’s NGO H.M. Office— King WEPIA AED/COP + 3 staff AWWA USAID Funding Web-Based Curric. / CD Dev. 10 US Agencies US Experts 3 Engineers IWRA Grant Agreements Major Broadcast & Print Journalists trnd. Ref. materials Ministry of Religious Affairs Utilities Water Audits Training— Renovation of 760 Bldgs & All Public Ministries Provincial Governor/ Municipal Mayors/municpal engineers Regional Journalists Press Releases / Materials Imam trng. & Mosque Programs Int’l Journalists Shigera village & 5 community Buildings renovated Aqaba Economic Zone Ad Agency Media Campaigns Munic. Mayors program Community Grants / 95 CBOs IRC Private Sector Eval. Firm Aqaba Schools Business industry JREDS Youth Groups WEPIA Map at End of Year 5 9 Governors & Eng. Staff Teachers Ministry of Planning Grants Women’s Groups

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