Partnership Outcomes Clause Samples

Partnership Outcomes. Showcasing Community Outcomes - Significant Learning / Transformational Stories Yarra Ranges Council is keen to gain more insight into the valuable role the Neighbourhood House makes in providing opportunities for its local communities and help demonstrate the significance of Council funding.

Partnership Outcomes. The core outcomes of the Partnership Agreement 2007–2012 are: • A ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ of student enrolments, resident teaching and research staff, and funding applications to build the capacity of CDU and enhance CDU’s role as a cultural and intellectual leader in the local and global community. • Courses relevant to both industry and NTG needs that, among other things, seek to address the concerns of the Northern Territory’s broad small-to-medium enterprise sector, recognised skill shortages and the identified needs of Indigenous communities. • Research and evaluation that contributes to public policy and service delivery methods relevant to the NT’s economic, social and environmental needs. • Structures and processes that facilitate shared communication of strategic priorities, infrastructure, staff and other resources to maximise the NT’s ability to leverage Australian Government funding and promote efficiency. • Research programs in niche areas that serve to maximise the NT’s natural comparative advantages, raise CDU’s research profile in the national and international arena, and provide relevancy to both the NT’s industry and community needs. • Vocational Education and Training (VET) and higher education sectors that are relevant and appropriate to industry needs, seek to achieve real employment outcomes, offer a range of suitable courses, and provide seamless pathways for learning, including practical options to move between industry, secondary education, VET and higher education sectors. • A thriving and engaged Indigenous population that achieves success in relevant education, employment and training programs that are clearly linked to economic and social outcomes. The second CDU–NTG Partnership Agreement also recognises the need for a wider collaborative approach when addressing Territory issues and now welcomes third party involvement in the delivery of partnership outcomes.