Feed Safety Multi-stakeholder Partnership SEMINAR/WEBINAR SERIES: Insects as feed - a sustainable solution for animal nutrition?
The meeting was also informed on the activities of the FAO led Multi-stakeholder Partnership for Capacity Development for Feed Safety.
FAO is actively involved in the Agenda of Action in support of Sustainable Livestock Sector Development, a global multi-stakeholder partnership dedicated to improving practices for a more efficient use of natural resources.
An affiliated project of the Sustainable Food Systems SFSS) Programme of the 10-Year Framework for Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production Patterns (10YFP) is a global multi-stakeholder partnership to accelerate the shift towards more sustainable food systems.
Despite being a fairly inclusive multi-stakeholder partnership, UNGEI Uganda largely remains a loose coalition of non-committal partners; with no secretariat and physical office space of its own, and a rather amorphous administrative structure that leaves room for divided loyalties and near-zero coordination between the national, district and community levels.
FAO supports governments, producers and other actors along the animal production chain through a Multi-Stakeholder Partnership for Capacity Development on Feed Safety and with training on good practices for the feed industry, using the FAO/IFIF Manual of Good Practices for the Feed Industry.
Through a multi-stakeholder partnership, the brand is creating community centers with clean water, solar power, and internet access, among other services.
The framework entails establishment of rural energy access authorities and energy access funds, both at the national and regional levels, to be empowered with enabling regulatory policies, capital resources and the support of multi-stakeholder partnership.
When the World Economic Forum took place in Dar es Salaam in 2010, the Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania (Sagcot), a multi-stakeholder partnership to rapidly develop the country's agricultural potential, was formed and the government began to invite foreign companies to invest in crops such as sugarcane, maize, rice and cassava.
Together, these pledges underpin the Every Woman Every Child movement, which has proven to be a dynamic and innovative multi-stakeholder partnership that is delivering results.
We in our respective fields, sectors and countries have to genuinely recognize and respect the value of what each other is doing, so that multilateral collaboration and multi-stakeholder partnership will not degenerate into constant, renewed battles over who's right and who's wrong.
