Broad-Based Partnerships reduce the monetary amount and reliance of local government without reducing core, basic services. This is done through a strategic coordination of effort that interweaves private sector, public sector, and civil society. In contrast to outsourcing, in which services are managed by private entities this model incorporates insourcing, in which the same public-private partnerships are developed but with the public sector overseeing the process. In doing so, an influx of services from the greater community assists with the daily operation of the municipality with significantly more buy-in from community partners and less reliance on taxes and other forms of public funding.