Common use of Principles of Partnership Clause in Contracts

Principles of Partnership. 4.1. The Partners recognise the following benefits of stronger partnership working on place-based working in Hertfordshire: • Building on the strengths of the two-tier system of local government, delivering at a local level while solving problems at a larger scale; • Identifying and delivering local needs in collaboration with other strategic partners such as NHS, Police Constabulary and local businesses; • Responding to challenges that extend beyond local authority boundaries such as strategic infrastructure delivery, traffic congestion, air quality, carbon reduction and affordable housing; • Providing leadership of place at a county wide scale, helping to deliver joined up strategic and spatial planning appropriate for Hertfordshire’s villages, towns, and cathedral city; • Delivering at scale, with greater impact (the sum of what the Partners deliver together being greater than the sum of each individual authority’s part) and with a single voice and message that commands the attention of government, investors and residents.

Principles of Partnership. 4.1. The Partners recognise the following benefits of stronger partnership working on place-based working in Hertfordshire: •  Building on the strengths of the two-tier system of local government, delivering at a local level while solving problems at a larger scale; •  Identifying and delivering local needs in collaboration with other strategic partners such as NHS, Police Constabulary and local businesses; •  Responding to challenges that extend beyond local authority boundaries such as strategic infrastructure delivery, traffic congestion, air quality, carbon reduction and affordable housing; •  Providing leadership of place at a county wide scale, helping to deliver joined up strategic and spatial planning appropriate for Hertfordshire’s villages, towns, and cathedral city; •  Delivering at scale, with greater impact (the sum of what the Partners deliver together being greater than the sum of each individual authority’s part) and with a single voice and message that commands the attention of government, investors and residents.