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Engage the right people and resources.

If there is a compelling reason to think and act regionally, and the region can be defined in a way that captures the territory of the problem and people's interests, then it's time to assemble the necessary resources and abilities to bridge the gap in governance.

Recent research and ongoing practice suggests that there are three essential ingredients needed to start an effective regional collaborative effort:

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