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This research study aims to investigate the impact of institutional collaborations on sustainable outcomes by examining the perspectives of NGO workers and educational institute staff engaged in collaborative efforts. The study utilizes a survey-based approach with a sample of 140 respondents, including 60 NGO workers and 80 educational institution staff members involved in collaborative partnerships. Purposive sampling is employed to select the respondents to take part in the survey. Data collected through the survey will be analyzed using Microsoft Excel, employing quantitative techniques to explore the nature and effectiveness of collaborative relationships.

The study aims to provide empirical evidence on the outcomes of institutional collaborations, focusing on their contribution to sustainability initiatives. By assessing the perceptions and experiences of both NGO workers and educational institute staff, the research seeks to shed light on the benefits, challenges and strategies for enhancing the effectiveness of such collaborations. The findings of this study will contribute to the existing body of knowledge on collaborative practices between NGOs and educational institutes, offering insights for practitioners, policymakers and researchers. Ultimately, this research aims to inform and strengthen future collaborative efforts towards achieving sustainable outcomes in various domains of social, economic, and environmental development.