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sometimes takes a great deal of insight and energy to solve
a complex local problem such as poverty, crime, or environmental
decline.
 Multisectoral
collaboration strengthens a community’s capacity to
address important issues by weaving together the skills, resources,
networks and knowledge of the government, business, voluntary
sectors and low-income leaders.
We’ve come to understand that multisectoral
collaboration is based on 6 key principles (see our video
clips for more on these ideas):
- Everyone is the solution and the problem.
- Together we can do more.
- We do not have answers - only a commitment to learn,
change and grow.
- We take on issues that no one sector can take on alone.
- Together we create increased Credibility, Capacity
and Capital for the work.
- The synergy is magic!
Check out Tamarack's research
on multisectoral collaboration for examples of this method
at work!
| Paul Born, Tamarack describes
some key principles of multisectoral collaboration |
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| Paul describes more principles
of multisectoral collaboration |
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