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Sunday, July 30, 2006

Public-Private Partnerships for Development: A Handbook for Business / Committee for Economic Development and USAID, July 2006

PDF - http://www.ced.org/docs/2006usaid_partnership.pdf
"This handbook focuses on a narrower set of arrangements in which businesses, government and civil society come together to address a country’s social and economic development needs in such areas as education, health and micro-enterprise. Typically, these types of partnerships can be placed under one of four categories: (1) advocacy, (2) developing norms and standards, (3) sharing and coordinating resources and expertise, and (4) harnessing markets for development.”

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