Collaborations, consortia and cooperative development

Cooperative networks and shared projects: FACEWORK evaluates collaborations with organizations, associations, and businesses based on complementary objectives and expertise.

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Defining a collaboration

This area includes project and collaboration opportunities. Each proposal is evaluated with the cooperative: availability, expertise, authorizations, and activation conditions depend on the individual project.

The possibilities of shared work

Complementary skills

Collaborations with organizations that share compatible objectives or skills useful to the project.

Networks and clusters

Participation in consortia, groupings, and cooperative networks.

Integrated projects

Integrated projects when the territory, the client, or the service require multiple skills together.

Agree on roles and goals

A collaboration works when roles, responsibilities, timelines, standards, and people involved are clear from the start.

Before starting, objectives, timelines, budget, and responsibilities are defined. Discussions with the client are used to verify the feasibility of the service.

The Facework Method

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