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what is the difference between multilateral, multi-constituency, multi stakeholder
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- multilateral refers to actions, agreements, or interactions involving three or more parties or entities. It often specifically denotes cooperation or coordination between multiple countries or international organizations.
- Multi-constituency refers to the involvement or representation of various constituencies or groups within a particular entity or system
- Multi-stakeholder involves the participation and consideration of a broad range of stakeholders who have a vested interest in a particular issue, project, or decision.
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what are the policy integration challenges?
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- construction a resonating policy frame
- formulating goals
- involving relevant sectors
- what constitutes optimal policy integration
- designing a consistent mix of policy instruments
3
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a pyramid of decision levels
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- legal (macro)
- institutional (meso)
- operational (micro)
4
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common challenges faced by society
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- scale and level interactions
- persistence mismatch
- failure to recognise heterogeneity
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responses to challenges
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- institutional interplay (cross level interactions)
- co-management
- boundary or bridging organisations
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a food policy needs to take into accoutn
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- different values
- interdependence of food production
- changing power relations
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consumer behaviour elements
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psychological, social, cultural, personal, economic, access to information
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