Partnerships: influencing local economic and employment development Brussels, October 9th, 2007 Gabriela Miranda Policy Analyst OECD, LEED Programme.

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Partnerships: influencing local economic and employment development Brussels, October 9th, 2007 Gabriela Miranda Policy Analyst OECD, LEED Programme

The OECD LEED Programme LEED works within the OECD on all the components of successful integrated strategies for sustainable economic, employment and social development at local level: Employment and skills Entrepreneurship, innovation, and small business development Economic inclusion and social cohesion Governance (or how to connect the various components to maximise the impact) LEED Partners Club Network

Drivers of growth Drivers of Growth: Innovation Skills Entrepreneurship Social Cohesion Characteristics of competitive city-regions: Human capital Innovation Diversity Connectivity Strategic capacity Quality of life Regulatory framework Local governance Macroeconomic conditions Governments cannot adequately support drivers of growth on their own partnerships

Forum on Partnerships and Local Governance Capacity-building and knowledge exchange: –For experienced partnerships: Governance performance indicators Identifying skills gaps within the partnership Organisational innovation –For partnerships being currently established: Engaging partners and partnership building Strategic planning and developing tools and instruments (*OECD, 2001: Local Partnerships for Better Governance)

OECD Vienna Action Statement on Partnerships The Action Statement on Partnerships aims to enhance governance: –by improving dialogue and co-operation between policy makers and other stakeholders at local, regional and national levels –In order to enhance economic development, social cohesion, environmental sustainability and the quality of life.

Added value of partnerships in local development strategies (1/4) Partnerships bring together diverse local partners and policy areas Partnerships improve vertical communication between policy makers from different governance levels The Territorial Employment Pact Berlin-Neukölln (Germany) recognises that acting locally has to be supported by all levels of governance.

Added value of partnerships in local development strategies (2/4) Partnerships facilitate the development of cross-cutting perspectives and integrated approaches to multi- dimensional problems Partnerships support the better adaptation of policies to local circumstances, needs and opportunities The Ballyhoura Partnership (Ireland) operating in a rural area, needs to influence policy to ensure that national policies have rural issues on the agenda and that such policies are rural proofed at the development stage

Added value of partnerships in local development strategies (3/4) Partnerships provide leadership, build trust and consensus on priorities Partnerships identify the potential conflicts and synergies between different policies The Dublin Inner City Partnership (Ireland) takes the view that influencing the content of policy to better meet the needs of local residents is also likely to influence the process of policy making; and recognises that this may mean conflict with government over certain issues.

Added value of partnerships in local development strategies (4/4) Partnerships integrate the concerns of civil society and the private sector into strategic planning exercises Partnerships share good practice and offer know-how from practical experience on what works and what does not Vibrant Communities Calgary Partnership (Canada) is concerned with poverty alleviation and sees influencing policy as major objective because existing policies of government agencies are neither systematic or systemic

Recommendations for partnerships In order to enhance their influence on public policy, partnerships must: 1. have a strong multi-level collaboration: the involvement and consultation of stakeholders from various government levels; and 2.promote cross-sector collaboration: the involvement of stakeholders from various economic sectors/branches

Thank you Gabriela Miranda Policy Analyst Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Centre for Entrepreneurship, SMEs, Local Development (CFE) Local Economic and Employment Development Programme (LEED) Website: