Background Paper of the Workshop on Good Food Security Governance: The Crucial Premise to the Twin-Track Approach
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This background paper starts with a short overview of the origins of the concept of governance, and its various definitions as they have emerged in the field of development, and of its understanding and use within FAO (Section I). It then addresses the relationship between good governance, food security and the right to food, and proposes a working definition of the concept of “good food security governance” (Section II). The last section proposes the supportive framework for analyzing and under standing good food security governance, and gives a brief overview of issues in food security policy cycle that have a clear governance dimension or that are affected by political economy factors (Section III).