The phrase "cooperation actors" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to individuals or groups who work together to achieve a common goal or objective. Example: "The success of the project was largely due to the dedication and hard work of the cooperation actors involved, including government officials, community leaders, and volunteers."
However, the increasingly noticeable presence of emerging cooperation actors in the developing world, carrying new approaches to cooperation as well as using different modalities – has rapidly exposed the limitations of the prevalent aid paradigm.
The German-led 'sports for development' project builds on the experience gained from the successful 'Youth Development through Football' project in South Africa and lessons learned in pilot projects implemented around the world by German development cooperation actors, which help improve networks between actors and strengthen international cooperation.
This study explores evaluation techniques and approaches used to understand impact in complex contexts in the peacebuilding field, and draws on lessons learned for the benefit of other fields dealing with similar complexities in international development and cooperation among actors.
Cooperation between actors of the technological field and the medical field allowed the development of innovative therapeutic options, often based on the use of technological tools (functional electric stimulation, virtual reality, transcranial magnetic stimulation…) to request or facilitate movement.
On the same level, the emergence of cooperation among actors is frequently problematic, even when they share a common set of values as will be exemplified in the case study below.
In order to develop better multi-sectoral cooperation, all actors need to have a common understanding of child protection.
Building trust and cooperation between actors inside and outside the state structures, such as civil society, may yield co-benefits in the context of adaptation (38).
Managing risk factors such as disturbance is further complicated by the fact that they require a landscape scale perspective, and the cooperation of actors at large scales depends on people's beliefs and norms about reciprocity, as well as on the (perceived) benefits of interacting with others (Fischer and Charnley 2012).
Let me quote: "The council stressed the distinctive role of Eupol Afghanistan in providing civilian policing expertise as key to the sustainability of police reforms in Afghanistan and acknowledged the importance of close cooperation among the actors on the ground...
Israel's unusual startup culture is a product of seamless cooperation between different actors.
SNA has been proven to be instrumental in modeling humanitarian actors' cooperation.
