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The Partnership Brokers Accreditation Scheme (PBAS) was developed by the International Business Leaders Forum (IBLF) and the Overseas Development Institute (ODI) in recognition of the complexity of brokering multi sector partnerships involving business, government and civil society. PBAS is managed by The Partnering Initiative, a program within IBLF.
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EARLY BIRD OFFER AVAILABLE UNTIL 10 DECEMBER 2010 |
Multi sector partnerships are becoming a key ingredient in addressing global challenges such as poverty, climate change, epidemics, environmental degradation, natural disasters and economic and social outcomes in both the developed and emerging economies. While there is often great focus on 'what' needs to be achieved in these areas there is a growing need for skilled people that know 'how' to create, develop and sustain these complex partnerships so that real and genuine outcomes are achieved.
The Partnership Brokers Accreditation Scheme includes skills development during a one week residential program; submission of a detailed Logbook capturing experiences from a three month period of professional practice; and a final essay on their partnership brokering journey. Written work is assessed by internal and external examiners. Those who successfully complete both parts of the program and all elements of assessed work are awarded accreditation to the scheme.
DIXON Partnership Solutions has been appointed as the licensee to conduct the residential skills program for the Australian, New Zealand, South Pacific and South East Asian Region with the accreditation being assessed and awarded by IBLF.
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