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Introduction Putting the plan into action Partnership Examples 1 The Cradle to Career (C2C) partnership in Portland and Multnomah County is managed by All Hands Raised (formerly the Portland Schools Foundation). It is a collaboration of private, nonprofit and public sector community partners that are working to improve educational outcomes and equity. 2 Greater Portland Inc. is the PortlandVancouver region’s economic development partnership. It brings private sector industry, elected officials and economic development groups together with state and local agencies. The partnership carries out a coordinated regional economic development strategy, including promotion of the region’s assets, and a coordinated business retention, expansion and targeted recruitment program to stimulate capital investment and job creation. 3 The Diversity and Civic Leadership Program is a partnership between the City of Portland and five community-based organizations: Center for Intercultural Organizing (CIO), NAYA Youth and Elders Council, Latino Network, Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization (IRCO) and Urban League of Portland. The partnership is designed to increase the voices of all Portlanders — especially communities of color and immigrant and refugee communities — in local decision making and civic life through leadership development and culturally appropriate community involvement. Over the next few years, the Portland Plan partners will continue to work together to implement the plan. For example: „„ The City of Portland’s Office of Management and Finance (OMF) and Bureau of Planning and Sustainability (BPS) will work with the lead partners to produce a Portland Plan progress report in year three of the plan (fiscal year 2014–2015). „„ In year five, the city and its partners will produce another progress report and new actions for the next five years. For more information on partnerships and how the Portland Plan will be put into action, please see the Implementation chapter. www.pdxplan.com | April 2012 5