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Title: Search for success What to look for in an initiative


1
Search for success--What to look for in an
initiative
  • Terry Nipp
  • AESOP Enterprises, Ltd.

2
Search for success
  • Goal
  • To organize and focus interest in an issue in a
    way that results in increased federal support and
    funding
  • Issue identification
  • Figuring out who is interested in what
  • Building support
  • Action based on types of support

3
Search for success
  • Key elements for success
  • What to look for
  • Charge to AESOP
  • Major categories
  • Targeted activities
  • Connecting to the SAES process

4
Issue identification
  • Who do you ask
  • Breadth v. depth issue
  • Inclusion v. skewing issue
  • Market surveys
  • Ask a lot of people
  • Method of the the private sector and politicians
  • Relation to media campaign

5
Issue identification
  • Survey of interest groups
  • Ask a smaller slice of the public with
    demonstrated interest
  • Activities of the Board on Agriculture
  • Preliminary results
  • Work with targeted groups
  • Building ownership in process
  • Who gets left out in the process?

6
Issue identification
  • Ask ourselves
  • Committee consensus process
  • Representation of our functional groups
  • Aggregate results of state input process
  • Addressed in AREERA
  • How do you do it?
  • Is the aggregate of state interests the same as
    national interests?

7
Issue identification
  • Heuristic decision rules
  • Make your best guess!
  • Hammering out the process
  • Process may be more important than content
  • What is the best, practical mix of issue
    identification tools?

8
Building support
  • Types of support
  • 1. Overwhelming public support
  • 2. Broad general public interest
  • 3. Broad but diffused support from an
    array of interest groups
  • 4. Focused support from a small array of
    interest groups
  • 5. Internal interest

9
Building support
  • Success requires
  • Overwhelming public support and/or
  • Focused support from a small array of
    interest groups
  • Need to get there from here

10
Key elements for success
  • 1. Broad public support and/or targeted
    interest group support
  • 3. Clear and organized support within our own
    community
  • 4. Champions in the Administration
  • 5. Champions on the Hill
  • 6. Dedicated time and focus

11
Clear and organized support within our own
community
  • Support at what level?
  • Presidents, VPs, Deans, Directors, Department
    Heads
  • Support across functions?
  • Research, extension, education
  • Support across disciplines?
  • Clear, non-contradictory messages?

12
Dedicated time and focus
  • Role of NASULGC
  • Role of AESOP
  • Charge to AESOP in major categories
  • CSREES Budget
  • Other federal agencies
  • Science
  • Emerging issues

13
CSREES Budget
  • Goal More in CSREES
  • BOA Budget Committee
  • Identify priorities of the system
  • Challenges
  • Clear message?
  • 2 - 3 lead items
  • Focus v. inclusiveness
  • Special grants

14
Other federal agencies
  • How to pick?
  • By issue or agency / appropriations SC
  • Matrix approach?
  • By issue when we develop initiative
  • By agency / appropriations SC when we go to the
    Hill

15
Other federal agencies
  • Broad issue approach
  • Agricultural and the environment
  • EPA / Interior / NASA
  • Link to SUNEI
  • Families
  • NIH, HHS, Education, Justice...
  • Communities
  • USDA/RD, Commerce, Labor...
  • Genome
  • NSF, NIH...

16
Science
  • House Science Committee
  • Science and tech issues
  • IPR
  • GMO and biotech
  • Genome policy
  • ?

17
Emerging issues
  • Farm crisis continues
  • Farm Bill 2000?
  • Crop insurance
  • Risk management
  • Impact of the election
  • Science policyanyone?
  • Ag policyanyone?

18
Connecting to the SAES process
  • AESOP
  • Works for ESCOP and ECOP
  • Collaborates with NASULGC Committees
  • Board on Agriculture, CFERR
  • Coordinates with unofficial power network within
    the system
  • How does SAES decide on directions to AESOP?

19
Linking to SAES process...
Planning and Budget Legislative Committees -
Identify Research Priorities
Input from - SAES System - Stakeholders
Executive Committee
BOA, USDA other agencies develop budgets
Budget Legislative Committee - Budget
development
Partnership Committee - Establish Partnerships -
Lobbying Assistance - Other Agencies Budgets
House and Senate hearings markups
Advocacy Marketing Committee - Coordinate
Advocacy
Science Technology Committee - Establish
Subcommittee - Identifies System Needs - Briefing
Materials
Conference Committee and President signs
20
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