WUR facilitating multi-stakeholder processes in value chain programmes and integrated food security and sector development programmes. Simone conducts action research and training on MSPs, and has experience with the development of Planning Monitoring & Evaluation systems within MSPs. THE AUTHORS

What is ‘The MSP Tool Guide’ all about? This compilation of 60 tools is an companion to The MSP Guide, the Wageningen University & Research CDI resource on how to design and facilitate effective multi-stakeholder partnerships. At the request of many readers we have compiled them into one document to enable easy storing and sharing.

There are no hard and fast rules for how to structure the blank slate of your MSP agenda. But most well-designed MSP processes are structured around a particular series of stages. The event begins with connection, establishes a shared language, and …

The MSP guide links the underlying rationale for multistakeholder partnerships, with a clear four phase process model, a set of seven core principles, key ideas for facilitation and 60 participatory tools for analysis, planning and decision making.

The highly interactive Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships (MSP) course helps you to get the tools and methodologies to design, plan and facilitate a Multi-Stakeholder Partnership.

Detailed descriptions of 60 tried-and-tested tools to facilitate multi-stakeholder partnerships. Rationale: Why do we need MSP’s? At the most basic level the reason for an MSP is that a group of actors realise that they are unable to achieve their own objectives and ambitions without working with others.

2015年8月1日 · Each MSP will have its own unique dynamics requiring insight and creativity to bring out the best in people and to forge the understanding and collaborative relationships that make change...

The MSP guide : how to design and facilitate multi-stakeholder partnerships. / Brouwer, J.H.; Woodhill, A.J.; Hemmati, M. et al. 1st ed. Wageningen: Centre for Development Innovation, 2015. 184 p. Research output: Book/Report › Book › Professional

We link cutting edge processes of innovation and learning with WUR’s worldleading scientific and technical expertise. We work with farmers and NGOs, businesses and entrepreneurs, and governments and international organisations in many different countries to support and facilitate processes of innovation and change.

Multistakeholder processes (MSPs) have become an important phenomena in the work of many of the Science Groups and knowledge units of Wageningen UR. To realise ‘science for impact’ it is increasingly recognized that stakeholder engagement is a critical element.