Delivering economic growth in partnership
Amid challenging financial environments, many governments around the world are focusing on boosting economic growth. This Global Government Forum study shows how success depends on cross-sector collaboration and identifies the critical factors that make cross-sector partnerships between government, business, academia and civil society deliver real economic impact.
Based on interviews with government leaders in Australia, Canada, Estonia, Finland, France and Singapore, the study explores how to make these collaborations a success and avoid common pitfalls.
It also looks at what the UK government can learn and adapt from this, given that growing the economy is one of its central missions.
The Whitehall & Industry Group (WIG) was GGF’s knowledge partner for this study.
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For any queries or feedback, please contact Sarah Wray, research editor at Global Government Forum, on [email protected]
Delivering economic growth in partnership
About Sarah Wray
Sarah has over 15 years’ experience as a journalist with a specialism in the public sector and topics such as digitalisation and climate action. Sarah was formerly the editor of Cities Today and Smart Cities World, as well as a specialist video-based publication in the aerospace sector. She has also written for publications including Smart Cities Dive, Mobile Europe, Mobile World Live and Computer Weekly.
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