Guide to international cooperation partnerships<\/h3><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>![](\"https:\/\/link2007.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/01\/16114451_1240049546032637_1434748817227866617_n1-735x450-1.png\" "\\"16114451_1240049546032637_1434748817227866617_n1-735×450\\"")
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The Guide to Facilitate Profit-Nonprofit Partnerships in Developing Countries was presented in Milan in front of a large audience. \u201cWe make this Guide available to the many companies and NGOs who want to work together to promote a necessary cultural change by creating development-oriented partnerships,\u201d said Adriana Spazzoli, President of the Sodalitas Foundation.
\nLink 2007, since the period of the Italian presidency of the European Union has assumed the theme of the involvement of the entrepreneurial system in development cooperation as a priority. We have proposed analysis documents to our institutions, such as, for example \u201c\u201dDevelopment Cooperation. Business and human rights, social responsibility and environmental responsibility\u201d of 3 December 2014, \u201cThe potential role of the private sector in international cooperation strategies: food for thought and proposals for further study\u201d of 5 January 2015 and, more recently, on 19 October 2016 , a document on the European Union\u2019s foreign investment plan in Africa and in the Mediterranean and Near East. This commitment is today articulated in the working group dedicated to the private sector of the CNCS,
\nThe recent Reform of international cooperation (Law 125\/2014), in line with international strategies, in fact accredits for the first time also private companies among the protagonists of the cooperation system.
\nAn Italian strategy that aims to increase resources to carry out projects in developing countries.
\nWith the aim of contributing to the implementation of the reform, the Sodalitas Foundation has developed the first Guide to create partnerships between companies and non-governmental organizations that are beneficial for both partners involved, generate economic and social value in developing countries contributing to the solution of local needs.
\nThe \u201cGuide to international cooperation partnerships\u201d is a result obtained thanks to the contribution of companies belonging to the Sodalitas Foundation and Italian NGOs representing the three national networks, which have worked together by sharing experiences, processes and practices.
\n\u201cThe willingness of companies, institutions and private stakeholders to work together is today a fundamental condition for development. The Reform of international cooperation will be successful if companies and non-governmental organizations are able to create potentially advantageous collaborations for all the stakeholders involved \u2013 said Adriana Spazzoli, President of the Sodalitas Foundation. Our \u201cGuide to international cooperation partnerships\u201d aims to contribute to this goal by offering standards, paths, tools and methodological references. We make this Guide available to the many companies and NGOs \u2013 concluded Adriana Spazzoli \u2013 who want to work together to promote a necessary cultural change and create development-oriented partnerships together\u201d.
\nThe Guide helps companies and NGOs to grasp the mutual value and benefits of collaboration.
\nFor companies, collaborating with NGOs can generate measurable economic value referring to the possibility of entering new countries, or of growing in countries where they are already present, of qualifying their relationship system and innovating their ability to stay on the market ..<\/span><\/p>\n
<\/span><\/div>31\/01\/2017<\/p>\n
The Guide to Facilitate Profit-Nonprofit Partnerships in Developing Countries was presented in Milan in front of a large audience. \u201cWe make this Guide available to the many companies and NGOs who want to work together to promote a necessary cultural change by creating development-oriented partnerships,\u201d said Adriana Spazzoli, President of the Sodalitas Foundation.
\nLink 2007, since the period of the Italian presidency of the European Union has assumed the theme of the involvement of the entrepreneurial system in development cooperation as a priority. We have proposed analysis documents to our institutions, such as, for example \u201c\u201dDevelopment Cooperation. Business and human rights, social responsibility and environmental responsibility\u201d of 3 December 2014, \u201cThe potential role of the private sector in international cooperation strategies: food for thought and proposals for further study\u201d of 5 January 2015 and, more recently, on 19 October 2016 , a document on the European Union\u2019s foreign investment plan in Africa and in the Mediterranean and Near East. This commitment is today articulated in the working group dedicated to the private sector of the CNCS,
\nThe recent Reform of international cooperation (Law 125\/2014), in line with international strategies, in fact accredits for the first time also private companies among the protagonists of the cooperation system.
\nAn Italian strategy that aims to increase resources to carry out projects in developing countries.
\nWith the aim of contributing to the implementation of the reform, the Sodalitas Foundation has developed the first Guide to create partnerships between companies and non-governmental organizations that are beneficial for both partners involved, generate economic and social value in developing countries contributing to the solution of local needs.
\nThe \u201cGuide to international cooperation partnerships\u201d is a result obtained thanks to the contribution of companies belonging to the Sodalitas Foundation and Italian NGOs representing the three national networks, which have worked together by sharing experiences, processes and practices.
\n\u201cThe willingness of companies, institutions and private stakeholders to work together is today a fundamental condition for development. The Reform of international cooperation will be successful if companies and non-governmental organizations are able to create potentially advantageous collaborations for all the stakeholders involved \u2013 said Adriana Spazzoli, President of the Sodalitas Foundation. Our \u201cGuide to international cooperation partnerships\u201d aims to contribute to this goal by offering standards, paths, tools and methodological references. We make this Guide available to the many companies and NGOs \u2013 concluded Adriana Spazzoli \u2013 who want to work together to promote a necessary cultural change and create development-oriented partnerships together\u201d.
\nThe Guide helps companies and NGOs to grasp the mutual value and benefits of collaboration.
\nFor companies, collaborating with NGOs can generate measurable economic value referring to the possibility of entering new countries, or of growing in countries where they are already present, of qualifying their relationship system and innovating their ability to stay on the market ..<\/span><\/p>\n