How Do You Build the “Right” Cross-Sector Partnership to Implement Collective Impact Approaches?

Alison Gold

Community Investments, 2014, issue 01

Abstract: One hypothesis that we are testing is that a cross-sector partnership working collectively to address a complex social problem can change a system. We think that the innovative aspect of the collective impact approach?which emphasizes principles such as alignment of disparate actors toward a common agenda, shared measurement, and carefully structured leadership and communication strategies?is in who is applying it (a cross-sector partnership) and what it is being applied to (complex social problem).

Date: 2014
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