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Sustaining Partnerships

A NIACE policy discussion document

Marrilynne Snowden
ISBN: 978 1 86201 292 9
ISBN: 1 86201 292 X
June 2006
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Partnerships between adult learning organisations have thrived in recent years but there are concerns that when funding is cut partnerships will become fragile as organisations increasingly focus on their own survival. This policy discussion paper summarises the current situation, looks at the advantages, incentives and barriers involved in joint working arrangements and, using illustrative examples, explores the factors that contribute to successful partnerships. It explores current policy and research, and concludes with a number of recommendations.

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Contents

Introduction
Policy context, drivers and contradictions
Other policy areas that impact on adult learning
Inspection, criteria and outcomes
Concepts and theories
Management skills and competencies
Current state of collaboration
Assessing the effectiveness of partnership
Training
Summary of factors that hinder and help sustain partnership
Recommendations for NIACE
Executive summary
References

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