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Partnership Working in Public Policy Provision: A Framework for Evaluation

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Partnership Working in Public Policy Provision: A Framework for Evaluation
Author(s)Asthana, Sheena; Richardson, Sue; Halliday, Joyce
AbstractPartnership working has emerged as a key feature of New Labour’s approach to social policy. However, although the theoretical benefits of partnership have been well rehearsed, agencies charged with fostering partnerships lack “evidence” about how best to proceed in bringing about organizational change. This paper describes the development and implementation of a practical approach to capturing the strategies that can be used to establish, strengthen and sustain local partnerships. To this end, it presents a conceptual framework for the evaluation of partnership working and demonstrates the application of the framework to an investigation of partnership working in Cornwall and Isles of Scilly, and Plymouth Health action zones.
IssueNo7
Pages780-795
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceSocial Policy and Administration
VolumeNo36
PubDateDecember 2002
ISBN_ISSN0144-5596

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