Delves into a promising form of company/nonprofit collaboration called social alliances--long-term, collaborative efforts between companies and nonprofits that are designed to achieve strategic objectives for both organizations.
Such partnerships vary widely in structure and function, and can range in size and complexity from small collaborations with industry or mission hospitals to large collaborative efforts between governments and private NGOs or UN agencies.
Are there collaborative efforts between the Humane Genome Project team and Neanderthal researchers, or are there lessons or best practices to apply from one project to the other?
The center supports collaborative efforts between Lincoln Laboratory and MIT's Cambridge campus, enabling both institutions to make a greater impact on pressing global problems through research and education.
The Driving Biological Projects (DBPs) target important biological questions and are structured as collaborative efforts between computational, experimental and clinical researchers.
"The decrease can also be attributed to the collaborative efforts between patrol, the detective bureau and community policing, as well as our growing relationship with the state's attorney's Project Safe Neighbor and other state and federal agencies," he said.
In March the corporation, which administers federal funds for public broadcasting, said it would make a separate $7.5 million available to set up seven regional reporting projects that would be collaborative efforts between public radio and TV stations.
And the collaborative efforts between airlines, pilot groups and regulators like the Federal Aviation Administration and the International Civil Aviation Organization, a global oversight entity, have gone a long way to improving safety on a global level.
Globally, there is growing recognition that we cannot fix the broken global food system if we do not work to create collaborative efforts between public and private sector, academia, government, non-profits and larger society.
Today, collaborative efforts between Indigenous communities, ethnoecologists, and others are underway to recognize and restore some of these critically important Indigenous production systems and associated practices as a means of ethnoecological restoration, habitat enhancement, and food system revitalization.
Providing quantitative microzonation results that can be taken into account in urban land-use plans is a challenging task that requires collaborative efforts between the seismological and engineering communities.
