Ensuring competent consulting services

This strategy features in the framework of Agenda 21 as formulated at UNCED (Rio de Janeiro, 1992), now coordinated by the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development and implemented through national and local authorities. Agenda 21 recommends involving and training local economists, planners and analysts in initiating national and international policy reviews and developing frameworks for sustainable agriculture.

1. Supplying capable workforce
2. Promoting contacts
3. Ensuring competent professionals
4. Creating
5. Coordinating professional services
6. Advocating consultation

1. Studying criminal involvement by consultants
2. Setting scale of charges for consultants
3. Reprimanding professional misconduct of marine consultants
4. Reprimanding professional misconduct of forest consultants
5. Reprimanding professional misconduct by economic consultants
6. Reporting negligent social development consultants
7. Providing fair consultant investigations
8. Prosecuting misconduct of consultant hydrogeologists
9. Networking consultancy services
10. Exchanging specialized consultants
11. Establishing expert consultation network
12. Ensuring competent financial advice
13. Ensuring competent consultant chemists
14. Enlisting grassroots consultants
15. Enlisting expert consultation services
16. Enlisting agricultural consultants' expertise
17. Correcting professional misconduct of forest consultants
18. Correcting professional incompetence of marine consultants
19. Correcting misconduct of consultant hydrogeologists
20. Bribing agricultural consultants
21. Abolishing unethical practices of consultants

1. Providing consultancy services
2. Increasing sustainable food production
3. Extracting value from consultancies

1. Valuing volunteer services
2. Reporting professional malpractice
3. Regulating consulting practices
4. Maintaining industry network
5. Hiring contract staff