The core features of the SPFS strategy are national ownership, partnership with the development partners, including donor countries and multilateral financial institutions, participation of farmers and other stakeholders, emphasis on technical modernization, priority to small farmers and gender sensitivity.
2. The core features of the SPFS strategy are national ownership, partnership with the development partners, including donor countries and multilateral financial institutions, participation of farmers and other stakeholders, emphasis on technical modernization, priority to small farmers, gender sensitivity, and integrated, multidisciplinary and phased approach.
Civil engineering is experiencing an increasing stakeholder emphasis on sustainable development (SD).
Stakeholder emphasis in the characteristics theme varied.
Turning to community stakeholders, greater emphasis has been placed on community capabilities, informal link with other social sectors based on trust and local initiatives.
These obstacles ultimately stem from lack of sound planning resulting in unclear understanding of the strategy, ambiguity in roles and responsibilities among stakeholders, and emphasis toward skill development without the required logistic support through essential drugs and equipments.
This aligns with the findings of Bhandari et al. who stated the need for a legal framework with political will, strong advocacy, enabling policies, well-defined short- and long-term programme strategy, sustained financial support, clear definition of roles of multiple stakeholders and emphasis on delivery at the community level for scaling-up exclusive breastfeeding.
Organisation or business owned wholly by its employees or stakeholders, where the emphasis is on group decision making, usually on a one member, one vote system.
We have heard from external stakeholders that more emphasis should be placed on contextualizing the effect of new medicines and to be more explicit about negative, neutral or positive added benefit where possible in relevant patient subgroups.
Multidisciplinary training of all stakeholders, with particular emphasis on the participation of patient associations, is a further essential component.
This cluster reflected statements developing this analysis of challenges in engagement with multiple stakeholders, with greater emphasis on issues of commitment, understanding, and trust.
