New Geographies of Global Policy-Making: South-South Networks and Rural Development Strategies by Carolina Milhorance

New Geographies of Global Policy-Making: South-South Networks and Rural Development Strategies by Carolina Milhorance

Author:Carolina Milhorance [Milhorance, Carolina]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: International Relations, Political Science, General
ISBN: 9781351655132
Google: U0NvDwAAQBAJ
Goodreads: 43270983
Publisher: Routledge
Published: 2018-09-17T11:34:44+00:00


Notes

1 For example, ‘2011 British Multilateral Aid Review’, ‘2012 Australian Multilateral Assessment’, as well as periodic evaluations by the performance assessment network of multilateral organisations, including 16 donor countries.

2 Interview, Brasilia (May, 2013).

3 Interview, Montpellier (October, 2013).

4 Interview, Redsan, Maputo (April, 2014).

5 Interview, Brazilian diplomat (July, 2013).

6 Interview, Brasilia (July, 2013).

7 Interview, Brasilia (July, 2013).

8 Interview, Brazilian diplomat, Brasilia (June, 2013).

9 Interview, Brasilia (June, 2013).

10 Interview, FAO Brazil, Brasilia (June, 2013).

11 PAA Africa Evaluation Seminar (April, 2013) and the Thirteenth Plenary Session of Consea (December, 2013).

12 Interview, CFS Executive Secretary, Rome (October, 2013).

13 Interview, CFS Executive Secretary, Rome (October, 2013).

14 Interview, Consea, Montpellier (October, 2013).

15 Interview, Consea, Montpellier (October, 2013).

16 Interview, Brasilia (June, 2013).

17 Interview, Maputo (April, 2014).

18 Interview, Brasilia (June, 2013).

19 Interview, Brasilia (June, 2013).

20 Interview, Maputo (April, 2014).

21 The measure of weighted degree centrality (which considers the sum of the weights of each link) was used. Three weight levels were applied: collaboration = weight 1; funding/support = weight 2; institutional link = weight 3.

22 Ban Ki-moon, Rio de Janeiro (21 June 2012) (UN News 2016).

23 Interview, Maputo (March, 2013).

24 Interview, MDS, Brasilia July, 2013).

25 Interview, Instituto Lula, São Paulo (June, 2013).

26 Interview, Mozambique’s Agricultural Ministry, Maputo (April, 2014).

27 Interview, Instituto Lula, São Paulo (June, 2013).

28 Interview, Rome (October, 2013).

29 Interview, Brasilia (March, 2013).

30 A series of events was organised under the motto ‘from protection to production’. Between 2010 and 2015, we were able to count 64 interventions around the world specifically related to income transfers related to social protection and agriculture (FAO 2016b). Besides this, in the report ‘State of World Food Insecurity 2015’, the most common recommendation was to combine social protection and pro-poor investments, mentioning the Brazilian PAA Africa programme as a flagship measure in this process (FAO et al. 2015). The report ‘Achieving Zero Hunger’ also highlighted the critical role of investment in social protection and agriculture, building on the ‘successful’ experiences of different countries (FAO 2015a). The theme was also chosen to frame World Food Day 2015, where the term ‘Zero Hunger’ appeared in many speeches of the UN Directors (FAO 2015b, 2015c). In addition, the FAO produced a report recommending ‘generalising the Brazilian model of school feeding’ and for that it was proposed “to use South–South cooperation to share the Brazilian experience in school feeding in Latin America and the Caribbean’ (Pye-Smith 2014).

31 Interview, CFS Executive Secretary, Rome (October, 2013).

32 The creation of local markets, especially public markets, for smallholders (CFS 2011 §24; CFS 2012b §8; CFS 2015 §32); Strengthening social participation (CFS 2010b §32; CFS 2010a §7; CFS 2011 §30; CFS 2013 §70); Review of national food security strategies involving the participation of civil society (CFS 2011§50); Support for South–South cooperation (CFS 2010b §16; CFS 2011, p. 13 §19; 21; 50; CFS 2012b §8; CFS 2013 §24; CFS 2014 §19); Implementation of local and national social protection systems, including school feeding from local production (CFS 2011 §41; CFS 2012b §8; CFS 2014 §19; 35); Strengthening the international ‘Zero Hunger Challenge’ campaigns (CFS



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