This chapter presents some key perspectives that characterize the SUKIP-project, as well as the project’s purpose and the rationale behind it. Furthermore, the project is seen in the context of national education policy strategies for competence and quality development in the education sector, which require partnership cooperation between researchers and practitioners. The SUKIP project’s purpose, academic focus, and research strategy correspond to the latest grant scheme within this strategy, called the “Competence boost for special pedagogy and inclusive practice”. Here, the understanding of inclusion and inclusive practice is central, among other things in that general education and special education must be seen in context, and the collaboration between the educational and psychological counselling service (PPT) and kindergarten/school must be renewed. It therefore appears appropriate to discuss the experiences from the project in the light of these educational policy guidelines. The chapter aims to show the SUKIP-project’s position in relation to central features of today’s current educational policy context, and consequently what significance the experiences from the SUKIP-project may have.