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  • Urban Sustainability and Governance
  • Inter-organizational Collaboration
  • Higher Education-Municipal Partnerships

Background:

  • Cities and universities are key to advancing urban sustainability.
  • Current partnerships often focus on discrete projects, lacking long-term relational depth.
  • A need exists for structured approaches to build transformational city-university sustainability collaborations.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop and test an evidence-based, facilitated process for creating transformational city-university partnerships for sustainability.
  • To guide sustainability researchers and municipal practitioners in building deeper, lasting collaborations.

Main Methods:

  • Development of the Audacious Partnerships Process.
  • Testing the process across four diverse city-university partnerships (USA, Ireland, UK, Mexico).
  • Data collection through post-surveys and interviews to evaluate implementation and outcomes.

Main Results:

  • The Audacious Partnerships Process was successfully implemented in four distinct city-university contexts.
  • Implementation provided insights into the practical application and effectiveness of the facilitated process.
  • Participant feedback highlighted key factors influencing the development of transformational partnerships.

Conclusions:

  • The Audacious Partnerships Process offers a viable framework for fostering deep, transformational city-university collaborations.
  • Key lessons were identified for modifying and implementing the process to enhance partnership development.
  • Strengthening inter-organizational ties is crucial for achieving lasting urban sustainability transformations.