MODULE 2
2b. FACTORS THAT HINDER A SUCCESSFUL CO-OPERATION PARTNERSHIP
This module identifies those aspects that, if not considered from the early stages, can generate difficulties in establishing a successful cooperation system. Aspects such as the choice of partners, lack of transparency, lack of equity, lack of trust among partners or lack of an internal regulatory framework can make all good purposes meaningless.
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1. During initial phase of cooperation the productivity and added value of a cooperation must be demonstrated. The following situations should be avoided: (More than one answer is correct)
2. Concerning the selection of partners, which of the following should be avoided? (More than one answer is correct)
3. The key capacities for the coordination of a cooperation start up process (possibly by external consultants) are: : (More than one answer is correct)
4. Constructive behaviour fostering the consolidation of the cooperation system is characterized by: (More than one answer is correct)
5. Which of the following topics of cooperation need clear normative framework? (More than one answer is correct)
6. True or false? The rules of entry and exit determine which actors take part in the cooperation system. This means defining the inclusion or exclusion of actors, and therefore the incentives to encourage actors to stay in the system.
This project has been funded with support from the European Commission.This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
CO-FARM: Enhancing COoperation amongst FARMing entrepreneurs
Project Number: 2016-1-IE01-KA202-016870
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