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Governance involves steering, rather than top-down directing, and actively engages non-state stakeholders in the collective decision-making process.  It also necessitates partnerships and coordination across multiple organisations.  Together with a range of stakeholders from the public, private and non-profit sectors, a network to solve shared problems and achieve public policy goals is formed.  Therefore, it is hoped that learners can use the e-study to build up a basic understanding of what collaborative governance is and what kinds of potential challenges may emerge, and then further explore how a collaborative governance model can be adopted in the real world through investigating successful cases.

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