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What partnership involves

Partnerships bring institutions into WATAG work on one or more of the four campaign subjects or on one of the training programmes. Partners contribute resources, expertise, reach or a combination of the three. A partnership is agreed on terms set out at the start, with the subject, the period and the contribution named in writing.

Where partnership applies

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Campaigns

Collaboration on one or more of the four campaign subjects.

Campaigns
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Programmes

Collaboration on training programmes and participant preparation.

Programmes
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Research

Collaboration on publications and the underlying research work.

Research
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Events and outreach

Collaboration on public events, discussions and outreach.

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Process

How partnership starts

Three steps, in order.

Write

An institution writes to WATAG through the contact page, naming the subject and the contribution proposed.

Discussion

WATAG discusses the fit between the institution and the work in question.

Agreement

The terms are set out in writing before work begins.

Contact

Write to WATAG about partnership

Institutions can write to WATAG through the contact page, naming the subject and the contribution proposed.