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CSP for climate adaptation of the built environment: A multiple case study of pilot projects within SFI Klima 2050

Alhasan, Fatmi; Bernts, Cathrine
Master thesis
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2021
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Abstract
The objective of this master thesis is to enhance pre-existing literature on crosssector

partnership (CSP), by providing empirical evidence of CSP. Our goal is to

explore the characteristics of CSP in an empirical context and provide a developed

understanding of the phenomenon. We have done so by investigating the

characteristics of CSP in the empirical setting of Klima 2050 – an initiative set out

to deal with climate adaptation. We conducted a qualitative multiple case study of

four projects within Klima 2050 and our findings shows why actors participate in

CSP, what the partners in this type of collaboration do and the potential effects of

the partnership and lastly how partners deal with challenges and how they succeed.

Furthermore, our study revealed that many of the characteristics of CSP were

similar to previous literature, while other characteristics deviated from pre-existing

literature.
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Masteroppgave(MSc) in Master of Science in Business, Strategy - Handelshøyskolen BI, 2021
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