AARINENA Global Post-Harvest Initiative. Meeting of the ad hoc Committee of the Development of a Meeting of the adhoc Committee of the Development of a Global Partnership Program on the theme of Linking Global Partnership Program on the theme of Linking S

Report of the Meeting of the AARINENA ad hoc Committee for the development of a Global Partnership Programme on the theme of Linking Smallholder Farmers to Markets. 22-23 February 2006. Al-Ain, United Arab Emirates

The meeting held in Abu-Dhabi on 22-23 February was designed to move the above process forward by convening an ad hoc working group composed of the promoters of the three project ideas mentioned above and selected resource persons from the region. The objectives of the meeting were the following:
(a) To review the three project concept notes and determine the possibility for financing and execution them as stand alone projects within the AARINENA region;

Review of the Global Partnership Programmes (GPP)

The adequacy of GPPs as tools with which to effectively and efficiently address stakeholder
concerns was raised during the GFAR 2003 conference in Dakar and later in Mexico in 2004.
The GFAR Steering Committee also recommended that the Secretariat establish clear guidelines
for the development and implementation of GPPs. This review was undertaken to address some
of these doubts and questions.

Meeting on Under-Utilized and Orphan Commodities. BMZ, Bonn, July 2, 2001
Summary of the main conclusions and recommendations

The objectives of the meeting were to:
- Review the progress made by the different institutions in the field of UOC since the Rome meeting of January 2001.
- Discuss the Terms of Reference for a ¿Global Facilitation Mechanism¿ for UOC

GFAR Bibliographic database submission guidelines

<p>GFAR Bibliographic database submission guidelines have been established to ensure quality metadata in the GFAR Document Repository. It is highly recommended to follow these regulations in order to produce consistency in the form of names of the catalogue access points. The guidelines have been established following closely bibliographic standards already widely promoted by FAO (i.e. AGRIS AP) and international standards (i.e. ISBD).They will remain alive opened to modifications or enhancements according to the users¿ requirements</p>

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