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whatwedo picEffective leaders mobilize participation, build institutions, and generate creative problem solving to resolve conflict and advance constructive social change.  We support and empower local leaders with the tools to bring people together across traditional divides, working at the interface between business, civil society and government to craft sustainable solutions to today’s complex problems.  In doing so, Partners applies global best practices that combine the best of international experience with local knowledge and leadership.

Over the past two decades, Partners has built a global network of independent, sustainable local Centers led by world-class experts in change and conflict management.  Together, Partners and the Partners Centers have provided negotiation, cooperative advocacy, consensus-building and other skills to thousands of business, civil society and government leaders in more than 50 countries. Partners’ technical expertise includes the following services and programs:

Civil Society Leadership
& Development
Accountable Governance Services

  • Participatory Policy-making & Implementation
  • Anti-Corruption
  • Rule of Law & Mediation
  • Country, Risk & Stakeholder Assessments
  • Training
  • Facilitation & Process Design
  • Public Information & Engagement
  • IQCs
Inclusive Societies Economic & Environmental
Sustainability

  • Ethnic Integration & Reconciliation
  • Women's Leadership
  • Children & Youth
  • Community Engagement with Extractive Industries
  • Land Use & Natural Resource Management
  • Biodiversity & Economic Development

  

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Partners Jordan's Participatory Program Recognized by the Jordanian Government

Partners-Jordan's work is recognized by the Jordanian government at a regional Lessons Learned Conference.

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Improved Access to Justice for Colombia's Indigenous Wayúu

Partners-Colombia's program brings increased access to justice to Colombia's indigenous Wayúu population.

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Increasing the Role of Roma in the Media

The EU and the Hungarian Government have funded this project to increase the number of young Roma media professionals and reduce prejudice and bias.

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