GSP Partnership Application

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Partners of the Global Soil Partnership include governments, businesses, farmers' organizations, civil society groups, producer organizations, research institutes, academia, universities and intergovernmental entities.

The partnership does not create any binding obligations and each member individually determines the nature of its participation. Those interested in becoming a partner of the GSP can fill out the following form with relevant information on your institution and on whom will be your organization's main representation within the GSP.

For additional information contact us at GSP-Secretariat@fao.org.
Thank you for your interest!

Email *

Full Name of the Responsible Person *

Legal Name of Organization *

Website URL *

Type of Organization *

Governmental

Advisory/Consultancy

Civil Society Organization

NGO

Private sector/company

Research institution

Academia/University

Other:

In which country is your organization legally registered? *

What region are you located in/or which region do you currently operate? *

Africa

Asia

Europe and Eurasia

Latin America and the Caribbean

North Africa and Near East

North America

Pacific

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Why does your organization want to join GSP? *

For the latest information of soils and sustainable soil management

To connect with new partners and stakeholders across sectors

Exchange knowledge and share my work with others

Access matchmaking opportunities for GSP project funding

To join GSP at an event in the international fora

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By becoming a GSP partner, you declare that *

I understand that the Global Soil Partnership is based on the principles of equity and balance of constituencies and that the GSP relies on the spirit of mutual trust and open dialogue as well as on collaboration among multiple stakeholders for the achievement of its goals.

I will commit to this spirit and shared values in any communication about the GSP.

I am aware that there is no minimum required contribution to join the GSP.

I acknowledge that Participants must respect the governance rules that the GSP Partnership has established or may establish in the future through its Steering Committee. Each Participant will enjoy the same rights and exposure.

I understand that Participants will enjoy the following benefits: (1) Attendance at meetings of all Participants; (2) Eligibility to be a member of the Steering Committee; (3) Ability to propose experts to technical groups set up under the GSP Partnership; (4) Opportunity to have name, logo and a link to their website in the Partnership's webpage; (5) Access to the Partnership's Core Work Program outputs.

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Annex 1: General Terms and Conditions *

ANNEX 1: GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS 1. The Participants agree not to use in any press release, memo, report or other published disclosure related to the Global Soil Partnership any of the other parties' name and logo without prior written agreement by the party concerned; 2. Intellectual property rights, in particular copyright of material to be used to carry out the activities under the Global Soil Partnership shall remain with the originating party unless separately negotiated and agreed; 3. Nothing in the Global Soil Partnership or in any document or arrangement relating thereto, shall be construed as constituting a waiver of privileges or immunities of FAO, nor as conferring any privileges or immunities of FAO to the other party or to its personnel; 4. Being a Participant to the Global Soil Partnership does not constitute a formal partnership with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO); does not allow [name of organization] to represent the Organization under any circumstance. Neither does it imply that [name of organization] may claim to have an advantage position to influence the decisions to be taken in the framework of the Global Soil Partnership work; 5. Neither FAO nor any employee, subcontractor, agent or assignee of FAO shall be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, or consequential damages of any kind whatsoever (including, without limitation, attorneys' fees and lost profits or savings) in any way due to, resulting from, or arising in connection with the participation in the Global Soil Partnership; 6. Any agreement and any document or arrangement relating to the Global Soil Partnership shall be governed by general principles of law to the exclusion of any single national system of law; 7. Any dispute between any of the Parties arising out of the interpretation or execution of the Global Soil Partnership shall be settled by negotiations and mutual agreement. If the parties are unable to reach an agreement on any question in the dispute or on a mode of settlement other than arbitration, either party shall have the right to request arbitration in accordance with the Arbitration Rules of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) as at present in force. FAO and the applicant agree to be bound by any arbitration award rendered in accordance with this article.

I have read and I agree with the General Terms and Conditions contained in Annex 1

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