WHY
EFF
FOR MEPS?
01.
Neutral Ground for Dialogue
The EFF's neutral stance encourages open and unbiased discussions. This allows MEPs to hear diverse perspectives and engage with stakeholders from all sides, fostering a more comprehensive understanding of complex food-related issues.
03.
Collaboration & Networking
Being part of a multistakeholder platform allows MEPs to connect with a wide array of participants, including scientists, industry representatives, civil society, and other policymakers. These connections can lead to fruitful collaborations and shared initiatives.
05.
Facilitation of Constructive Dialogue
The EFF encourages constructive, evidence-based dialogue rather than adversarial debates. This setting is conducive for finding common ground and building consensus on contentious issues.
02.
Enhanced Knowledge Base
By prioritizing the dissemination and exchange of knowledge, the EFF provides MEPs with access to the latest research, data, and expert insights. This information is invaluable for making informed policy decisions.
04.
Holistic Approach
Food-related challenges are multifaceted and interconnected with various sectors such as health, environment, and economy. The EFF's broad representation helps MEPs understand and address these issues in a more holistic manner.
06.
Access to Best Practices
Being part of the forum enables MEPs to learn from best practices and success stories from different regions and stakeholders, which can be adapted and implemented at the European level.
07.
Public Trust & Transparency
MEPs’ engagement in a forum dedicated to knowledge and dialogue enhances transparency and demonstrates a commitment to considering all viewpoints. This can help build trust among constituents and stakeholders.
09.
Balanced Policy Development
Exposure to multiple perspectives ensures that MEPs consider the interests of all stakeholders, leading to more balanced and equitable policies.
08.
Support for Long-Term Solutions
The focus on increasing knowledge and dialogue helps in crafting sustainable, long-term solutions rather than quick fixes. MEPs can contribute to the creation of robust policies that withstand the test of time.
10.
Innovation & Progress
Interaction with diverse innovators and thought leaders can spark new ideas and innovative approaches to food-related issues, driving progress in the sector.
