Project IMPROVE: Transforming Business As Usual and Advancing Innovation Through Public–Private Partnerships

Drawing on the partnership experience between Baltimore City Mayor’s Office of Employment Development, MOED’s Workforce Reception Center, the Annie E. Casey Foundation, and Mathematica, this brief describes lessons learned and potential strategies that technical assistance providers can use to encourage successful public-private partnerships, as well as highlights considerations for funders of similar initiatives. This 5-page brief is for foundations or other private organizations that provide technical assistance to programs as they make changes to their program. Mathematica and MOED developed this brief with support from the Administration for Children and Families and the Annie E. Casey Foundation.

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Record Type: 
Research-To-Practice Brief
Publication Date: 
March, 2022
Date: 
March 2022
Source: 
OFA Peer TA
OFA Initiatives: 
Project IMPROVE
State: 
Maryland
Topics/Subtopics: 
  • Employment
  • Education and Training
  • Special Populations
  • TANF Program Administration
URL: 
https://www.mathematica.org/publications/transforming-business-as-usual-and-adva…
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