development wtDeveloping a policy is a combination of technical, strategical, and political processes. It not only includes finding the right contents based on previous policy analysis and evidence from the field, but also finding the right level on which these contents shall be treated in a particular policy to have the greatest impact. In order to ensure compliance and right impact, the development of a policy must include complex and long participatory consulting processes with various stakeholders from all levels.

Developing a Policy Framework for Extension Systems

Author: Secretariat of the Pacific Community SP , 2010
Type: Conceptual (definitions and frameworks)
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This brief focuses on three questions:

  • What are the benefits of developing a policy framework for agricultural and rural extension systems?’
  • What are the role and priorities of extension systems and how should they be developed?
  • What support measures should be put in place to ensure that extension is delivered effectively in the region?

SPC Policy Brief #12

Published in Policy Development Processes
Type of Document: Brief
Last modified on Thursday, 26 January 2017 10:17
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