strategy
Creating public policy networks
Synonyms:
Developing multistakeholder networks for public policy Description:
Public policy networks (PPNs) are multi-stakeholder processes established to build consensus around specific public policy issues. PPNs bring together representatives from different major groups, as well as government and inter-governmental bodies, who may initially have opposing views on the issue being addressed. The World Commission on Dams is often cited as a prime example of a PPN. Broader:
Coordinating government policy-makingFostering popular participation in developmentProviding conditions for dialogue between different perspectives Facilitates:
Increasing public participation in trade policy-makingIncreasing public participation in environmental policy discussionsCorrecting gender bias in policy-makingStrengthening public finance policiesMatching public policy and current scientific knowledgeExposing immoral public policy Subjects:
Type Classification:
G: Very Specific strategies