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What is a Public-Private Partnership?
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According to the Child
Care Bureau, a division of the US Department of Health and Human Services
Administration for Children and Families, a public-private partnership
"exists when the private sector - employers, philanthropy, civic groups,
parents, and service providers - joins with the public sector - federal, state,
and/or local officials and agencies - in pursuit of a common goal."
All partnerships share the following characteristics:
- Partners work together toward common goals or objectives;
- Each partner contributes time, money, expertise, or other resources; and
- Decision-making and management responsibilities are shared among partners.
To download the entire Employer Toolkit Template, visit the Child Care
Bureau's website at nccic.org/ccpartnerships.
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