range of parties were invited to participate in the design of the process. It had to be clear how input is solicited, analysed, and used in policy formulation. Once activated, the agreed methodology and sequence of events will be strictly adhered to. Ad hoc deviations may seriously erode the credibility of the process, unless the reasons are practical and acceptable to all. Credibility is a prerequisite for obtaining the collaborative and long-term support that is necessary for implementation.
The process was discussed and refined in a series of preparatory meetings in which academics of UoM are involved along with other key stakeholders: other Ministries, the MID Organising Committee, the Steering Committee, Lord Mayors and councillors, umbrella NGOs, UNDP, and so on. As a result of a national consultation, a set of parameters has been drawn as below. The following list is suggested but it is certainly not exhaustive. The focus is on favouring sector-wise or topic-
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wise parameters that are based on indicators that can be fairly easily compiled and that are understandable, pertinent and reliable. This project is in progress and members of the academic staff are playing a key role in the various parameters of this project (Maurice Ile Durable Green Paper, (2011).
Parameter 1: EDUCATION Parameter 2: HEALTH Parameter 3: FAMILY-LIFE Parameter 4: CULTURE Parameter 5: BUSINESS Parameter 6: ENERGY Parameter 7: WATER Parameter 8: AGRICULTURE Parameter 9: PARTICIPATIVE DEMOCRACY
Parameter 11: TRANSPORT Parameter 12: TOURISM Parameter 13: LAND Parameter 14: FOOD Parameter 15: BIODIVERSITY
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