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Typologies for Partnerships for Sustainable Development and for Social and Environmental Enterprises: Exploring SEED winners through two lenses (Report for the SEED Initiative Research Program)

By Leslie Paas, Heather Creech, Miruna Oana on July 31, 2008

Creating a comprehensive typology of partnerships is problematic, because of the extreme variety of forms and shapes that these partnerships take. Nor has there been sufficient exploration of critical success factors for different types of partnerships. This paper suggests that, in order to help local-level partnerships achieve their goals, the experience of social and environmental enterprise has much to offer.

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Leslie Paas

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Publisher: IISD, SEED

Copyright: IISD, SEED, 2008

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