COOPERATION REDUCES POSSESSION Cooperation requires sharing ownership of the program
Carrillo 13 Susana Carrillo & Napoleão Dequech Neto, Institute for the Integration of Latin America and the Caribbean Boosting Vocational Training and Skills Development January 2013
http://idbdocs.iadb.org/wsdocs/getdocument.aspx?docnum=37888185
The Triangular Cooperation agreement among Brazil, Germany, and Peru to support vocational training and skills development shows that Triangular Cooperation succeeds when the institutions involved share ownership and the same strategic interests, and perceive mutual benefits as a result of the partnership. The positive institutional relationship among SENAI, SENATI, and GIZ has provided a strong base for the implementation of the Triangular Cooperation agreement and establishment of the CTA. The three parties worked in close collaboration to establish the Center with the goal of building a trained skill base to serve the needs of industries on issues related to environmental protection and clean production. SENATI will assume full responsibility for the management of the Center at the end of the triangular project, at which point the parties involved will be able to evaluate results and impact. This initiative is clearly grounded in a solid partnership in strategic areas of interest for all partners and with benefits for the industrial sector. For these reasons, the CTA could become a center of excellence in its field and a knowledge hub in the region.
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