Stakeholder breakout groups

Task

o What concrete engagement will you bring to the Agenda? – Why is it important?;

o What strategies and mechanisms (including targets) are you proposing to use to facilitate the continuous improvement of livestock sector practices? How can the Agenda process further support this?;

Task

o What support can you provide to the additional approaches the  Agenda proposes to pursue, e.g. (i) the establishment of specific stakeholder group clusters; (ii) the establishment of effective linkages among multi-stakeholder initiatives at different levels and in different countries, (iii) the implementation of ‘twinning’ opportunities between countries, and (iv) the facilitation of in-country livestock sector  innovation platforms and networks;.

 o - What concrete commitments (engagement; projects;

resources; etc.) are you able to make?  – What specific support/outcomes/returns are you looking for?;

SUSTAINABILITY: PRACTICE CHANGE

EVIDENCEUNDERSTAND

PROBLEMS AND OPPORTUNITIES

TOOLSGUIDANCE

(RULES)INCENTIVES

PRACTICE CHANGE

CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

DIALOGUEEXCHANGE CONSULT

AssessmentsForesightIndicate solutions

PlatformsJoint action

Harmonized parameters and procedures

AwarenessInnovationMarkets

GuidanceRegulations and

standardsTargetingfinancing

Location

o Private Sector – RHS Victoria ballroom;• Chair – Nico Van Belzen

o Public Sector / Donors - LHS Victoria ballroom;• Chair – Geert Westenbroek

o Research / Academia – Alta Vista 2nd floor• Chair: Shirley Tarawali

o NGOs / Social Movements – Dalhousie 3rd floor• Chair: Lesley Lambert

Report back to plenary (RHS Victoria ballroom) – 12h30