Building Policy Partnerships: Making Network Governance Work
This paper consolidates the findings of governance reviews of seven umbrella, or network, organizations. The organizations were reviewed with the objectives of identifying effective network governance structures and practices, and identifying means of achieving mutually satisfying links between government and the environmental NGO sector on policy issues.
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