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Improving Rural and Agricultural Statistics: Global Strategy

This text discusses the governance structure of the Global Strategy to Improve Rural and Agricultural Statistics, with a focus on the three levels of governance: global, regional, and national. It emphasizes the importance of involving countries, resource partners, regional organizations, and other stakeholders in decision-making processes to ensure the voice of beneficiaries is heard. Furthermore, it highlights good practices in Asia/Pacific and Latin America/Caribbean regions, including the involvement of NSOs, Ministries of Agriculture, technical and financial partners, researchers, global steering committees, and farmers associations.

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Improving Rural and Agricultural Statistics: Global Strategy

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  1. the Global Strategy • to Improve Rural and Agricultural Statistics • Governance CIS meeting Budapest 3-4 July 2013 Christophe Duhamel

  2. 3 Levels of governance • Global: Global Steering committee Global Executive Board Global Office • Regional • National GS national coordinator (National Council of Statistics) (Sectoral Committee Agricultural Statistics)

  3. Regional governance: • Regional Steering Committee • Decision-making body at regional level • Provides guidance for implementation • Coordinates with activities not funded by Trust Fund • If necessary a Regional Executive Board • Carry out functions between RSC meetings • Regional Office • Coordinating the implementation • Secretariat • Liaison with GO and countries

  4. Composition of Regional Steering Committees • Countries • Resource partners • Regional organisations • Regional participating partners • FAO • Other stakeholders

  5. What is important • Voice of the countries They are the beneficiaries! • Balance between NSO’s and Ministries of Agriculture Share of responsibilities in many countries • Potential Resource Partners To be associated from the beginning of the process

  6. Good practices • Asia/Pacific and Latin America/Caribbean • Countries (NSO’s and Ministries) • Technical and Financial Partners • Researchers • Global Steering Committee • + Farmers association • System of rotation • Not all the countries need to be represented!

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