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Partnership comes from the word partner. Partnership means two or more people or organizations working together to achieve common goals.

For example:

The two women combined their skills and formed a partnership to make and sell clothes for babies.


	two people working together
	a group of people who share responsibilities
	an individual who works by himself
	people who share resources to achieve a goal

Which words below are closest in meaning to partnership? Choose the 3 correct answers.

Response:

	an individual who works by himself
	two people working together
	a group of people who share responsibilities
	people who share resources to achieve a goal

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Multiple choice question

The examples below illustrate the meaning of partnership.


	members of the same football team
	a person who lives alone
	a family business
	a husband and wife

Which 3 answers below are examples of partnerships?

Response:

	a husband and wife
	a person who lives alone
	a family business
	members of the same football team

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	share common targets.
	identify with the same goals.
	have conflicting interests.
	work towards solving common problems.

Choose the 3 correct answers that correctly complete the sentence. When you form a partnership with someone, you both...

Response:

	share common targets.
	have conflicting interests.
	work towards solving common problems.
	identify with the same goals.

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This exercise focuses on conditions for successful partnerships.

Read this paragraph and answer the question below.


	All partners believe working together is more effective than working in isolation.
	The roles of each partner are clear before they start working together.
	The partners can all communicate very well with each other.
	The partners all have the same resources, responsibilities and tasks.

A Guide to Successful Partnerships (Adapted from OECD LEED Report, www.oecd.org/cfe/leed/forum/partnerships) A partnership is an agreement to do something together that will benefit all involved, bringing results that could not be achieved by one person working alone. A successful partnership enhances the impact and effectiveness of what the partners do together, promotes innovation and is distinguished by a strong commitment from each partner. Partnerships will only be effective if all partners share a strategic vision and agree on how to achieve common targets.

One essential step in building a partnership is to ensure that everyone involved knows what the partnership is about, who is doing what, and which outcomes are expected.

Which answers below do you think are essential components of successful partnerships?
Choose the 3 correct answers.

Response:

	All partners believe working together is more effective than working in isolation.
	The roles of each partner are clear before they start working together.
	The partners all have the same resources, responsibilities and tasks.
	The partners can all communicate very well with each other.