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An example of international cooperation and partnerships

International cooperation and partnerships

Building meaningful, balanced partnerships geared towards sustainable outcomes

Partnerships generate value when they are based on clear priorities, well-defined commitments, effective coordination and a genuine ability to capitalise on the expertise and resources mobilised.

The IIRCF supports organisations in structuring their cooperation and partnership strategies, as well as in developing the skills required for negotiation, managing alliances and the sustainable transfer of expertise.

Our services

  • Assessment and strategy for international cooperation
  • Governance and management of partnerships
  • Multi-stakeholder partnerships, coalitions and alliances
  • International negotiation and relations with technical and financial partners
  • South-South cooperation, twinning schemes and regional or multi-country programmes
  • Transfer of expertise, capitalising on best practice and evaluation of partnerships

Using partnerships as a means to drive results and learning

The challenge is to move beyond a series of one-off agreements or projects and build relationships capable of delivering results, transferring skills and strengthening the organisation’s capacity in the long term.

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