Les alliances qui changent les territoires : partenariats entre acteurs publics, acteurs privés et structures d'intérêt général pour le bien commun from Coursera

Ce MOOC, créé en partenariat avec Le RAMEAU, a pour vocation de présenter les différentes modalités selon lesquelles entreprises, associations, et acteurs publics peuvent agir ensemble au service d'un territoire.

En suivant ce MOOC, vous saurez :

• Comprendre quels sont les enjeux et les principaux acteurs des territoires

• Identifier les alliances pouvant se développer par et pour le territoire

• Déterminer les étapes nécessaires à la construction d’une alliance territoriale

• Et enfin, distinguer les facteurs et dispositifs permettant l’essaimage de ces initiatives

Que vous soyez une entreprise responsable, une association dynamique, un acteur public innovant ou un citoyen engagé, ce MOOC est fait pour vous !

Cliquez ici pour visionner le teaser du MOOC : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VfeWigBRCc

What's inside

Syllabus

Introduction générale : ce qui vous attend dans ce MOOC

Qu’est-ce que le territoire et à quels enjeux les alliances territoriales permettent-elles de répondre ?

Au terme de cet épisode, vous saurez répondre aux 3 questions suivantes : 1) Qu’est-ce que le territoire, et quels en sont les acteurs principaux ? 2) Quels enjeux le territoire représente-t-il pour ses acteurs ? 3) Pourquoi co-construire en territoire ?

Quelles sont les alliances à l’œuvre dans les territoires ?

Au terme de cet épisode, vous saurez répondre aux 3 questions suivantes : 1) Quels sont les différents types d’alliances pouvant éclore sur le territoire, et quelles sont leurs particularités ? 2) Quels sont les "écosystèmes" existants qui favorisent ces alliances en termes d’animation du territoire, d’accompagnement des expérimentations collectives et d’accompagnement des partenariats ? 3) Quel est le rôle de chacun des acteurs dans cette dynamique, et quelle est sa contribution aux enjeux du territoire ?

Comment co-construire des alliances innovantes dans les territoires ?

Au terme de cet épisode, vous saurez répondre aux 3 questions suivantes : 1) Comment identifier les enjeux propres à un territoire et adapter les alliances à ces enjeux? 2) Quels sont les dispositifs permettant de soutenir ces alliances ? 3) Pourquoi et comment les évaluer ?

Comment démultiplier l’impact de ces alliances territoriales ?

Au terme de cet épisode, vous saurez répondre aux 3 questions suivantes : 1) Quels sont les facteurs clés de succès de ces alliances ? 2) Pourquoi et comment faire changer d’échelle les innovations sociales en territoire ? 3) Quels instruments et outils de financement existe-t-il pour démultiplier ces alliances ?

Good to know

Know what's good

, what to watch for

, and possible dealbreakers

Développe les compétences en matière d'alliances territoriales, qui sont essentielles pour les entreprises, les associations et les acteurs publics

Présente les différents types d'alliances, ce qui permet aux apprenants de comprendre les différentes options disponibles sur le territoire

Fournit un aperçu des écosystèmes existants qui favorisent les alliances territoriales, ce qui permet aux apprenants d'identifier les ressources et les soutiens disponibles

Enseigne comment identifier les enjeux propres à un territoire, ce qui permet aux apprenants d'adapter les alliances aux besoins spécifiques

Explore les facteurs clés de succès des alliances territoriales, ce qui permet aux apprenants de maximiser l'impact de leurs initiatives

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Informative course about territory alliances

This course introduces various forms of alliances that businesses, associations, and public actors can leverage to serve a territory. Students can expect to gain insights into understanding territory issues, identifying alliances, determining the necessary steps for building territorial alliances, and recognizing factors that enable these initiatives to spread.

Course offers a clear and easy-to-follow methodology

"Un cours complet avec une méthodologie claire er facile à comprendre et à appliquer"

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Learners who complete Les alliances qui changent les territoires : partenariats entre acteurs publics, acteurs privés et structures d'intérêt général pour le bien commun will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Alliance Manager

Alliance Managers develop and manage partnerships between businesses, non-profit organizations, and government agencies. They work to ensure that all parties involved benefit from the alliance and that the alliance achieves its goals. This course may be useful for Alliance Managers as it provides insights into the different types of alliances that can be formed and how to build and manage them effectively.

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Social Entrepreneur

Social Entrepreneurs use business principles to solve social and environmental problems. They often start their own businesses or work with existing businesses to create positive change. This course may be useful for Social Entrepreneurs as it provides insights into how to build and manage effective alliances with a variety of stakeholders to achieve social and environmental goals.

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Public Affairs Manager

Public Affairs Managers develop and implement strategies to manage a company's relationships with the government and the public. They often work with elected officials, government employees, and community stakeholders. This course may be useful for Public Affairs Managers as it provides insights into how to build and manage effective alliances with a variety of stakeholders to achieve public affairs goals.

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Environmental Protection Manager

Environmental Protection Managers develop and implement strategies to protect the environment. They often work with businesses, government agencies, and community stakeholders. This course may be useful for Environmental Protection Managers as it provides insights into how to build and manage effective alliances with a variety of stakeholders to achieve environmental protection goals.

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Community Development Manager

Community Development Managers work to improve the quality of life in a community by developing and implementing programs and services. They often work with residents, businesses, and government agencies. This course may be useful for Community Development Managers as it provides insights into how to build and manage effective alliances with a variety of stakeholders to achieve community development goals.

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Corporate Social Responsibility Manager

Corporate Social Responsibility Managers develop and implement strategies to ensure that their company's actions have a positive social and environmental impact. They often work with employees, customers, suppliers, and community stakeholders. This course may be useful for Corporate Social Responsibility Managers as it provides insights into how to build and manage effective alliances with a variety of stakeholders to achieve corporate social responsibility goals.

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Urban Planner

Urban Planners develop plans for the use of land and resources in cities and towns. They often work with government agencies, businesses, and community stakeholders. This course may be useful for Urban Planners as it provides insights into how to build and manage effective alliances with a variety of stakeholders to create sustainable and livable communities.

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Sustainability Manager

Sustainability Managers develop and implement strategies to reduce the environmental impact of businesses and organizations. They often work with employees, customers, suppliers, and community stakeholders. This course may be useful for Sustainability Managers as it provides insights into how to build and manage effective alliances with a variety of stakeholders to achieve sustainability goals.

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Nonprofit Executive Director

Nonprofit Executive Directors are responsible for the overall management and operation of a non-profit organization. They work to develop and implement strategic plans, secure funding, and build relationships with donors, volunteers, and other stakeholders. This course may be useful for Nonprofit Executive Directors as it provides insights into how to build and manage effective alliances with a variety of stakeholders.

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Public Administrator

Public Administrators work in government agencies to implement public policy and manage public programs. They often work with elected officials, government employees, and community stakeholders. This course may be useful for Public Administrators as it provides insights into how to build and manage effective alliances with a variety of stakeholders to achieve public policy goals.

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Program Manager

Program Managers plan and implement programs to meet specific goals and objectives. They often work for non-profit organizations, government agencies, or businesses. This course may be useful for Program Managers as it provides insights into how to build and manage effective alliances with stakeholders to implement successful programs.

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Government Relations Manager

Government Relations Managers represent businesses, non-profit organizations, or government agencies before local, state, or federal government officials. They work to influence public policy and secure funding for their clients. This course may be useful for Government Relations Managers as it provides insights into how to build and manage effective alliances with government officials.

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Policy Analyst

Policy Analysts research and analyze public policy issues and make recommendations to policymakers. They often work with government agencies, think tanks, and non-profit organizations. This course may be useful for Policy Analysts as it provides insights into how to build and manage effective alliances with stakeholders to influence public policy.

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Economic Development Manager

Economic Development Managers plan and implement strategies to promote economic growth and job creation in a specific region. They often work with businesses, government agencies, and community organizations to attract new investment and create a favorable business environment. This course may be useful for Economic Development Managers as it provides insights into how to build and manage effective alliances.

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Community Organizer

Community Organizers work to empower communities by assisting them in identifying and achieving their goals. They often build alliances with businesses, government agencies, and non-profit organizations to address social and economic issues. This course may be useful for Community Organizers as it provides insights into how to build and manage effective alliances.

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