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In multi-stakeholder partnerships (MSPs), stakehold­ers from the public and private sectors, civil soci­ety and academia plan, coordinate and implement activities to achieve common goals and sustainable change. One typical feature of institutionalised MSPs is a long-term governance structure. This always includes a central decision-making body that is responsible for the partnership’s strategic orienta­tion.

To ensure the legitimacy of this central deci­sion-making body, a regular and transparent election process is required. This process is usually sup­ported by the MSP secretariat in its neutral role as facilitator of administrative and logistical processes. This document is therefore primarily aimed at MSP secretariats and supports the preparation, imple­mentation and finalisation of steering committee election processes.

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