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In a multi-stakeholder partnership (MSP), cooperation takes place between stakeholders from at least three of four sectors: the state, civil society, the private sector and academia. The particular features of an MSP are that cooperation is set up for organised, long-term engagement, that the stakeholders work together as equals and that the partnership serves to achieve a public benefit objective. Does that sound promising? We think so too! This Partnerships2030 quickfinder is meant to help you find your way as you enter into a partnership, or help you strengthen existing cooperation arrangements.
Click through to the topics that interest you:

Are you wondering whetheran MSP would be suitablefor your purposes and objectives?

Would you like to get together with other stakeholders to achieve objectives geared towards the common good?

Are you already cooperatingwith other stakeholdersto implement objectivesgeared towards thecommon good?

We introduce MSPs, present successful examples and show you the first steps to set one up.

What form of cooperationis appropriate for you?For an overview:

Here are some examples from existing MSPs and how they contribute to the SDGs:

Practical advice:

Would you like to initiate a multi-stakeholder partnership or join an
existing one?

Initiate

Join

Is your organisation part of civil society?

Yes

No

Ideally, setting up and designing an MSP will comprise four phases. Click the link
below to find out more. There is also a publication on the first steps in an MSP:

We will support you in every phase of setting up and designing an MSP. Get in touch with us!

Do you need help to get you on your way to forming an MSP?
The Partnerships2030 team will support you.
Get in touch with us!
+49 228 4460-3357 | info@partnerschaften2030.de

Click here for an overview of existing MSPs with German involvement:

Ideally, setting up and designing an MSP will comprise four phases. Click the link
below to find out more. There is also a publication on the first steps in an MSP:

We will support you in every phase of setting up and designing an MSP. Get in touch with us!

Do you need support or advice on how to cooperate?

Are you already cooperat- ing in the form of an MSP? There are a number of points that you should pay attention to. Click here for some practical advice.

Yes? There are different forms of cooperation.
What form of cooperation would you say applies to you?

NETWORK: Informal and open relationship patterns that are based on common interests and above all help to share knowledge

ROUND TABLE: Loose structures mainly serve to share experience and develop recommen- dations for action for specific groups of actors

MULTI-STAKEHOLDER INITIATIVE: Partners align strategies and activities with each other within a general governance structure to bolster common values and enhance key issues

MULTI-STAKEHOLDER PARTNERSHIP: Members act jointly and for the long term on the basis of a concrete governance structure to create transformative change at societal level

We will be happy to advise you on how you can build on your current
form of cooperation to create an MSP. If you decide against an MSP,
we wish you much continued success in your work in your present
arrangement. Our resources are freely available on our website and
could be useful for you as you set up your cooperation. You can find
more information about this here in our fyer.

Here you can find several practical tips on selected topics.