participatory initiatives, the ZON declaration can be instrumental for redesigning
the role of NGOs in drought adaptation. The ZON declaration refers to the
co-responsibility of all relevant stakeholders, while in its current form it is currently
too broad to elaborate on how to share the responsibility among different stakeholders. During the process of stipulating the details and implementation mechanisms of the ZON declaration, it would be advisable to define mutually agreeable
and feasible mechanisms to assign fair and clear responsibilities to all the involved
stakeholders, with a particular emphasis on dissociating the level of responsibilities
from the level of financial contribution.
Consequently, the main conclusions that are drawn from the Salland case and the
recommendations that are made based on those conclusions pinpoint the significant
role that multi-level actions play in drought adaptation.
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