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PArTnershIP WorkIng 13 FACTSHEET www.cdhn.org COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND HEALTH What is partnership working? Partnership working refers to a broad range of actions and can easily be defined as two or more groups coming together to achieve a common purpose. It is not necessarily a 50/50 division of power or financial responsibility but there is ...
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