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Staatlichkeit und Governance in Transformation - 4: Triangular Cooperation

A guideline for working in practice

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Triangular cooperation is a relatively new form of development cooperation gaining increasing international attention. As it combines the know-how of three partners, it shows good potential especially in the beneficiary country. Triangular cooperation links North-South and South-South cooperation, further complements the toolkit of international cooperation and forges horizontality among partners. In practice, however, triangular cooperation is not an easy task and requires joint efforts of all actors involved. The publication provides practical orientation, empirical evidence and theoretical reflections on the topic. This is guaranteed through the joint initiative of practitioners from the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) and political scientists from the Technical University of Darmstadt. Moreover, in 16 case studies, international experts from academia and practice present their experience and discuss essential aspects of triangular cooperation.

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Staatlichkeit und Governance in Transformation - 4: Triangular Cooperation, MÜLLER, Piefer, Julia Langendorf, Knodt, Lázaro

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2012
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Title
Staatlichkeit und Governance in Transformation - 4: Triangular Cooperation
Subtitle
A guideline for working in practice
Language
English
Publisher
Nomos
Released
2012
Format
Paperback
Pages
206
ISBN10
3832979751
ISBN13
9783832979751
Series
Description
Triangular cooperation is a relatively new form of development cooperation gaining increasing international attention. As it combines the know-how of three partners, it shows good potential especially in the beneficiary country. Triangular cooperation links North-South and South-South cooperation, further complements the toolkit of international cooperation and forges horizontality among partners. In practice, however, triangular cooperation is not an easy task and requires joint efforts of all actors involved. The publication provides practical orientation, empirical evidence and theoretical reflections on the topic. This is guaranteed through the joint initiative of practitioners from the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) and political scientists from the Technical University of Darmstadt. Moreover, in 16 case studies, international experts from academia and practice present their experience and discuss essential aspects of triangular cooperation.