DEVELOPING COLLABORATION IN RURAL POLICY: LESSONS FROM A STATE RURAL DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL



ment in reinventing government with a collaborative model. SRDCs
were created as part of a Bush administration six-point Rural Devel-
opment Initiative. Proof of their effectiveness as a nonpartisan vehi-
cle for sharing information and catalyzing collaboration is the reten-
tion of the SRDC network under the Clinton administration National
Rural Development Partnership. There are currently thirty-nine
state rural development councils working with a National Part-

Figure 1. Planning Models

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, p. 7

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