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Which description best captures the idea of a multi-stakeholder partnership in social governance?
A multi-stakeholder partnership is where government, corporates and civil society pool resources and expertise toward shared social goals. Each sector contributes its strength, such as policy and regulation, funding and efficiency, or community reach, instead of any one sector acting alone.
- AGovernment, corporates and civil society pooling resources and expertise toward shared social goalsCorrect
- BGovernment alone delivering all social services
- CCorporates replacing civil society organisations entirely
- DCivil society acting only as a funding source for the state
Explanation
Multi-stakeholder partnership means the three sectors collaborate, each contributing its strengths such as policy reach, funds and community access. The other options describe a single sector acting alone or one sector displacing another.
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