How to Lobby at Intergovernmental Meetings

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Pub. Date: 2004-05-01
Publisher(s): Routledge
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Summary

Organizations spend considerable resources taking staff to international meetings, often without understanding how these meetings work. This book is a unique guide on how to participate and be heard at intergovernmental meetings, whether as a stakeholder or a governmental official. It contains a wealth of essential reference material including tips for navigating the intergovernmental hot spots of New York and Geneva, lists of UN commissions, conferences and permanent missions, contact details of key international organizations, NGOs and stakeholder groups and useful web addresses. If you have never lobbied or just want to have a better understanding of how the intergovernmental governance process works, this book is the essential resource to make your work much easier.

Author Biography

Felix Dodds is executive director of the Stakeholder Forum for Our Common Future, London. Michael Strauss is founder and executive director of Earth Media, New York

Table of Contents

List of Figures, Tables and Boxes vii
About the Authors viii
Foreword by Henrique B Cavalcanti x
Preface xi
Key Messages xiii
Acknowledgements xv
List of Acronyms, Abbreviations and General Terms xvi
1 So Why Is This Important to My Organization? 1(9)
Introduction
1(5)
Why Attend a UN Commission, Convention, Conference or Summit Meeting?
6(4)
2 International Context 10(7)
Progress in Involving Stakeholders
10(7)
3 Preparation 17(22)
Tools To Prepare: Scenario-building and SWOT Analyses
17(3)
National Preparations
20(5)
Global Preparations
25(8)
Innovations
33(3)
How To Attend and Participate in UN Meetings
36(3)
4. How To Be Effective 39(37)
Before You Arrive
39(1)
At the UN Meeting
40(4)
Follow-up
44(1)
The Negotiations: Some Tips
45(2)
NGO/Stakeholder Papers and Statements
47(11)
Structure of a Document
58(2)
So You Want To Be an Activist?
60(2)
Agreements, Charters, Conventions, Declarations, Protocols and Treaties
62(5)
The World of Brackets
67(1)
Terms in Negotiations
68(1)
Media Campaigning
69(7)
5 How To Get There and Where To Stay 76(7)
Getting Around Geneva and New York
76(3)
Staying in Geneva and New York
79(4)
6 Important Information 83(59)
Permanent Missions to the UN in Geneva and New York
83(38)
Maps of the UN in Geneva and New York
121(2)
UN Addresses in Geneva and New York
123(3)
Useful Web Resources
126(1)
List of Key Countries To Lobby
126(3)
NGO Issue Caucuses and Stakeholder Groups
129(13)
7 UN Commissions and Conferences 142(17)
UN Commissions
142(7)
UN Conferences and Summits
149(10)
Notes 159(3)
References 162(1)
Index 163

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