Pathways to Collaboration: Facilitating Strategic Governance

Yvonne Karen Parry, Craig Bradbrook

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    Abstract

    This chapter looks at models of multi-level governance working with a multiplicity of stakeholders in implementing place-based initiative. It includes findings from an evaluation of the Facilitating Pruner Model that has been used over the 15 years of the Communities for Children initiative in Australia. How can you design and implement an effective whole systems approach reliant on collaborative pathways? How do you establish an authorising environment that fosters legitimacy in decision making processes?
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationBuilding Stronger Communities with Children and Families
    EditorsKarl Brettig
    Place of PublicationNewcastle upon Tyne, UK
    PublisherCambridge Scholars Publishing
    Chapter9
    Pages165-192
    Number of pages28
    Edition2nd Edition
    ISBN (Electronic)1527541452, 9781527541450
    Publication statusPublished - 2020

    Keywords

    • families at risk of vulnerability
    • families at risk
    • At-risk families
    • early intervention and prevention strategies
    • Australian Communities for Children initiative
    • child welfare practitioners
    • holistic, integrated support
    • family support systems
    • family-friendly communities

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