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The Partnering Toolbook

A short guide by Ros Tennyson of The Partnering Initiative to the main elements of effective multi-stakeholder partnering. It walks through the partnering cycle, with tools and frameworks for scoping, building, managing and reviewing partnerships between NGOs, business, government and donors. Many organisations have adopted its tools. It is translated into 13 languages, and free PDFs are available in English and French.

Why it is in the libraryA short, widely translated guide to the partnering cycle with tools for scoping, agreeing, managing and reviewing multi-party partnerships.

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Ros Tennyson (2011). The Partnering Toolbook. The Partnering Initiative. https://archive.thepartneringinitiative.org/the-partnering-toolbook/

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