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A Paper by the Collaboration Project Advisory Panel of the

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

2009

Enabling

Collaboration

Three

Priorities

for

the

New

Administration

ABOUT

THE

ACADEMY

The

National

Academy

of

Public

Administration

is

the

preeminent

independent,

non

‐

profit

organization

for

public

governance.

Established

in

1967

and

chartered

by

Congress,

the

Academy

has

become

an

independent

source

of

trusted

advice

for

every

branch

and

level

of

government,

Congressional

committees

and

civic

organizations.

The

Academy

works

constructively

with

government

agencies

to

improve

their

performance

and

management

through

problem

solving,

objective

research,

comprehensive

analysis,

strategic

planning,

and

connecting

people

and

ideas.

The

Academy

is

led

by

its

elected

membership

of

more

than

600

distinguished

Fellows.

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work

by

the

National

Academy

of

Public

Administration

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Enabling Collaboration:Three Priorities for the New Administration

January 2009One of a series of papers issued by theCollaboration Project Advisory Panel

PANEL*Greg Lashutka

,

Chair

P.K. AgarwalWilliam EggersMark FormanJohn KamenskyAnne LaurentFranklin S. Reeder

*

Members of the Panel are also Fellows of the National Academy of Public Administration.

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