Non-governmental organisations

We believe that action to prevent cancer is rational, timely and important, and should be, therefore, a major priority and responsibility for international agencies, government, industry, non-governmental organisations, medical and health authorities, and for all working in the public interest at international, national and community level. 

Public interest non-governmental organisations have generally found it difficult to work at the global level, both for economic and language reasons. The advent of... 

Chemical companies and national associations commit to increase dialogue and transparency with their business partners and other stakeholders and to expand knowledge and understanding of the management of chemicals. They will also work in partnership with national governments, multi-lateral and non-governmental organisations to define mutual assistance priorities and share access to information and expertise. 

Experience from various countries in Europe demonstrates that the development of organic food and farming has been facilitated by Action Plans, i.e. strategic actions developed and undertaken in close partnership between the public and the private sector, including consumers, farmers, producers, retailers, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), researchers and other important stakeholders. 

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