Global Multistakeholder Institutions: Key Features and Insights

This content focuses on global multistakeholder institutions (MSIs), their key features, stakeholder influence, decision-making dynamics, and typologies. It also explores the involvement of various entities in MSIs and their impact on critical issues such as food systems, planetary health, and market-based solutions. The research sheds light on the complexity and diversity within MSIs, highlighting the dominant roles of business/industry representatives and the evolving nature of these institutions in the 21st century.

• Multistakeholder Institutions
• Global Governance
• Stakeholder Engagement
• Decision-making Dynamics
• Market-based Solutions

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1. Mapping Global Mapping Global Multistakeholder Multistakeholder Institutions (MSIs) Institutions (MSIs): Key features & preliminary results Mary Ann Manahan & Madhuresh Kumar 26 January 2021 | The Global Takeover Webinar

2. Caveat Caveat: Not exhaustive, focused on global MSIs in the 21stcentury

3. +Timebound MSIs: 10 mechanisms

4. Who makes the decisions? Business/Industry Representatives dominate the decision making bodies of mapped MSIs Business/Industry Academic/Research/Training Institutions International NGOs UN bodies Categories of approevd stakeholders Others (MSIs, consultants, etc.) Northern donor governments Philanthropies Governments from the global South Investment Funds/Banks Intergovernmental Regional bodies National NGOs IFIs/Development financial institutions Affected populations Trade Unions No clear information 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 Number of distinct stakeholders Identified as influential in the mapped MSIs

5. TYPOLOGIES OF MSIS (FREQUENCY/COUNT) Project, 4 More than one- third of the mapped MSIs combine multiple orientations Combination, 25 Policy, 19 Paradigmatic/ Campaign , 10 Combination with Financing, 10 New category: New category: Paradigmatic/ Paradigmatic/ Campaign Campaign Grey Area, 1 Environmental & Social Standard, 19 Combination with High Impact Standard, 17

6. Accelerating nexus of market Accelerating nexus of market- -based solutions/ideas positive positive - -Food Systems Food Systems- -Planetary Boundaries Planetary Boundaries- -Planetary Health Diet Nutrition Nutrition based solutions/ideas: Nature Nature- - Planetary Health Diet- - Scaling up for Nutrition Tropical Forests Alliance (host) UN Food Systems Summit 2021 EAT Lancet Commission on Sustainable Healthy Systems Natural Capital Coalition/ Capitals Coalition WEF/ WBCSD New Vision for Agriculture (convenor) Natural Climate Solutions Alliance (convenor) Global Council on Food Security (convenor) Global Commons Alliance Nature for Climate

9. Key strategies & approaches Key strategies & approaches Convening Research & Knowledge Production Partnerships Multistakeholderism