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Recently, several states have developed initiatives that engage all three branches to improve outcomes for children and families.
Get Started NowCross-branch collaboration is time and labor intensive, and it requires careful planning and coordination. The successes of previous three-branch approaches have been significant, but all such initiatives have faced challenges working across and within branches. Many of the challenges teams will face are common to all government initiatives, but the three-branch approach takes an intentional step back from common collaborative practice to focus on an issue in a new, more intensive way. Acknowledging these challenges at the outset of the initiative and addressing them as they arise can be the difference between success and failure.
Recently, several states have developed initiatives that engage all three branches to improve outcomes for children and families.
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