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The Partnering Assessment Checklist

  • Practitioner Hub for Inclusive Business and The Partnering Initiative
  • Jessica Scholl and Darian Stibbe
  • 2017

“Partnerships play a critical role in inclusive business (IB). However, inevitably they involve risk and can often suffer high transaction costs. This tool is used to help companies assess the value, risks, and implications of a partnership in order that they can confidently go ahead, know that more information or negotiation is required, or decide not to proceed.”

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