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FIN 48 FOOTNOTE PART X, LINE 2 MANAGEMENT EVALUATED THE ORGANIZATION'S TAX POSITIONS AND CONCLUDED THAT THE ORGANIZATION HAD TAKEN NO UNCERTAIN TAX POSITIONS THAT REQUIRE ADJUSTMENT TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS. WITH FEW EXCEPTIONS, THE ORGANIZATION IS NO LONGER SUBJECT TO INCOME TAX EXAMINATIONS BY THE U.S. FEDERAL, STATE OR LOCAL TAX AUTHORITIES BEFORE YEAR 2007. 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PROGRAM SERVICE ACCOMPLISHMENTS PART III, LINE 4A TRADE AND GLOBAL GOVERNANCE-IN 2011, IATP FOCUSED ON PROMOTING NEW APPROACHES TO CLIMATE CHANGE AND AGRICULTURE, SUPPORTING INTERNATIONAL FOOD RESERVES, AND ADVOCATING FOR REGULATION OF COMMODITY MARKETS. WITH OFFICES IN MINNEAPOLIS, GENEVA AND WASHINGTON, DC, IATP CONVENED AND PARTICIPATED IN SEVERAL CONFERENCES AND MEETINGS, INCLUDING WORKSHOPS AT THE DAKAR WORLD SOCIAL FORUM, A SEMINAR AT THE UN COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN, AND MEETINGS AT INTERNATIONAL CLIMATE TALKS IN DURBAN, AS WELL AS SIDE EVENTS AT THE NEGOTIATING SESSIONS LEADING UP TO DURBAN IN BONN AND PANAMA CITY. IATP ALSO CONVENED STRATEGY SESSIONS WITH PARTNERS FROM AROUND THE WORLD ON SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE, FOOD SECURITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE. IATP WORKED WITH PARTNERS IN AFRICA TO CO-AUTHOR AN INVESTIGATION OF A CARBON MARKET PROJECT IN KENYA, AND ITS IMPACT ON THE CLIMATE AND FARMERS. IATP MONITORED AND ANALYZED THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE U.S. FINANCIAL REFORM BILL AND ITS IMPACT ON AGRICULTURAL COMMODITY MARKETS. IATP ALSO PRODUCED ANALYSIS OF NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN NANOTECHNOLOGY AND FOOOD TO INCREASE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THAT EMERGING TECHNOLOGY. REPORTS, FACTS SHEETS AND COMMENTARIES PUBLISHED IN 2011 INCLUDED: AGRICULTURE IN THE CLIMATE TALKS; AGROECOLOGY AND ADVOCACY: INNOVATIONS IN ASIA; COMMODITY MARKET DEREGULATION AND FOOD PRICES; COMMODITY PRICE VOLATILITY: G-20 AND U.S. REGULATORY INITIATIVES; ELUSIVE PROMISES OF HTE KENYA AGRICULTURAL CARBON PROJECT; EXCESSIVE SPECULATION IN AGRICULTURE COMMODITIES; FEEDING CHINA'S PIGS: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ENVIRONMENT, CHINA'S SMALLHOLDER FARMERS AND FOOD SECURITY; FIVE REASONS CARBON MARKETS WON'T WORK FOR AGRICULTURE; FOOD SECURITY AND NATIONAL SECURITY: LEARNING FROM CHINA'S APPROACH TO MANAGING ITS WHEAT SUPPLIES; G-20 AGRICULTURE MINISTERS MEET IN PARIS WITH LITTLE RESULT; IS FAMINE THE NEW NORMAL?; MARKET-BASED MECHANISMS AND AGRICULTURE SOIL CARBON OFFSETS MAKING U.S. TRADE POLICY SERVE GLOBAL FOOD SECURITY GOALS; MULTI-LATERALIZING G-20 COMMITMENTS ON THE COMMODITY DERIVATIVES MARKET: TWO VERY MODEST PROPOSALS; OFF THE RAILS: FOOD SECURITY AND THE WTO; PAGAR LA ADAPTACION AL CAMBIO CLIMATICO; RACING AHEAD: U.S. AGRI-NANOTECHNOLOGY IN THE ABSENCE OF REGULATION; REFLECTIONS ON THE RIGHT TO WATER: HOW TO MAKE IT A REALITY FOR THE RURAL POOR; SOIL CARBON SEQUESTRATION FOR CARBON MARKETS: THE WRONG APPROACH TO AGRICULTURE; SOME IMPEDIMENTS TO FULFILLING G-20 ECONOMIC GOVERNANCE COMMITMENTS WITH EXAMPLES OF U.S. OPPOSITION TO REGULATION AFFECTING COMMODITY MARKETS; STEPPING UP: WILL THE G-20 ALLOW THE CFS TO FUNCTION? WILL OTHER COUNTRIES ALLOW THE G-20 TO STOP THEM?; THE 2050 CHALLENGE TO OUR GLOBAL FOOD SYSTEM; THE HYPE VERSUS THE REALITY OF CARBON MARKETS AND LAND-BASED OFFSETS: LESSONS FOR THE NEW AFRICA CARBON EXCHANGE; THE U.S.-COLOMBIA TRADE AGREEMENT: A VOLATILE AGENDA ON AGRICULTURE; AND WOMEN AT THE CENTER OF CLIMATE-FRIENDLY APPROACHES TO AGRICULTURE AND WATER USE. COMMENTS AND LETTERS SUBMITTED TO GOVERNMENT OR UN AGENCIES INCLUDE: COMMENT IN RESPONSE TO THE JOINT PUBLIC ROUNDTABLE ON INTERNATIONAL ISSUES RELATING TO THE IMPLEMENTATION OF TITLE VII OF THE DODD FRANK WALL STREET REFORM AND CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT; COMMENT ON HLPE CLIMATE AND FOOD SECURITY STUDY; COMMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (EPA) DRAFT GUIDANCE ON THE SUBMISSION OF DATA AND INFORMATION ABOUT NANOMATERIALS AND PARTICULARLY ENGINEERED NANO-SCALE MATERIALS (ENMS) IN PESTICIDE PRODUCTS, BOTH THOSE ALREADY EPA-REGISTERED FOR COMMERCIAL USE AND THOSE THAT ARE IN THE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PHASE; COMMENT ON "REVIEW OF THE MARKETS IN FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS DIRECTIVE (MIFID)" CONSULTATION DOCUMENT OF THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION DIRECTORATE GENERAL INTERNAL MARKETS AND SERVICES; COMMENT ON "REVIEW OF THE MARKETS IN FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS DIRECTIVE (MIFID)" CONSULTATION DOCUMENT OF THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION DIRECTORATE GENERAL INTERNAL MARKETS AND SERVICES; COMMENTS ON EUROPEAN SECURITIES AND MARKETS AUTHORITY'S (ESMA) POLICY ORIENTATIONS ON GUIDELINES FOR UCITS; EXECUTIVE SUMMARY OF THE SUBMISSION TO THE UNCSD BUREAU AS INPUT TO THE ZERO DRAFT OUTCOME DOCUMENT FOR THE U.N. CONFERENCE ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT (RIO+20); LETTER AND ATTACHMENT TO U.N. INDEPENDENT EXPERT ON ACCESS TO WATER AND UNIVERSAL HUMAN RIGHTS; LETTER TO UNFCCC ON THE COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF "MARKET-BASED MECHANISMS" IN MITIGATING CLIMATE CHANGE; AND PUBLIC COMMENT ON CONSULTATION REPORT: REGULATORY ISSUES RAISED BY THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGES ON MARKET INTEGRITY AND EFFICIENCY. PROGRAM SERVICE ACCOMPLISHMENTS PART III, LINE 4B IATP FOOD AND COMMUNITY FELLOWS PROGRAM-THE FOOD AND COMMUNITY FELLOWS ARE INNOVATIVE CHANGE MAKERS WHO ADVOCATE FOR FOOD AND FARMING SYSTEMS THAT ARE JUST AND HEALTHY FOR ALL PEOPLE. FELLOWS USE MULTI-MEDIA, POLICY ADVOCACY AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT TO PROMOTE FRESH IDEAS ON ALL ASPECTS OF THE NATIONAL FOOD SYSTEM-SUPPORTING CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE AND ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE FARMING, SAFE PROCESSING AND DISTRIBUTION, FAIR LABOR STANDARDS, AND HEALTHY FOOD ACCESSIBLE TO ALL-ESPECIALLY THE MOST VULNERABLE CHILDREN. IN 2011 THE PROGRAM RECRUITED AND SELECTED A NEW CLASS OF FELLOWS, THE EIGHTH TWO-YEAR CLASS FOR THE PROGRAM. THE PROGRAM PLACED A SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON SELECTING A DIVERSITY OF EXCELLENT CANDIDATES, INDIVIDUALS THAT RESPRESENT THE BREADTH OF ISSUES THAT SUPPORT A JUST AND HEALTHY FOOD SYSTEM, A GEOGRAPHIC DIVERSITY, AND A DIVERSITY OF RACIAL AND ETHNIC REPRESENTATION. FOURTEEN EXCELLENT CANDIDATES WERE SELECTED, AND ALL OF THE FELLOWS GATHERED TWICE IN 2011-MINNEAPOLIS IN JUNE AND OAKLAND IN NOVEMBER. IN ADDITION TO THE FACE-TO-FACE GATHERINGS, THE PROGRAM ALSO PROVIDES INDIVIDUAL TRAININGS, MONTHLY CHECK-IN CALLS, WEBINARS ON TOPICS OF INTEREST, AND MENTORING SUPPORT. THE PROGRAM ALSO WORKS TO EXPAND THE PARTICIPATION OF ITS 72 ALUMNI IN FELLOWSHIP ACTIVITIES. MORE INFORMATION ABOUT FELLOWSHIP ACTIVITIES IS AVAILABLE AT HTTP://WWW.FOODANDCOMMUNITYFELLOWS.ORG. PROGRAM SERVICE ACCOMPLISHMENTS PART III, LINE 4C FOOD AND HEALTH- In 2011, IATP'S FOOD AND HEALTH PROGRAM FOCUSED ON PUBLIC POLICY REFORM IN THE ARENAS OF CREATING A HEALTHIER AND MORE JUST FOOD AND AGRICULTURE SYSTEM, REDUCING TOXINS, AND PROMOTING GREEN CHEMISTRY. THE ORGANIZATION LAUNCHED ITS NEW NARRATIVE FOR THE FOOD SYSTEM PROJECT, LAYING GROUNDWORK FOR IDENTIFYING RESEARCH, OUTREACH AND ORGANIZING OPPORTUNITIES TO MAKE VISIBLE THE INTERSECTION BETWEEN FOOD, JUSTICE AND HEALTH OUTCOMES. THROUGH HEALTHY FOOD ACTION, IATP EDUCATED AND MOBILIZED THOUSANDS OF HEALTH PROFESSIONALS TO TAKE ACTION FOR SAFER AND SANER FOOD POLICY. MOBILIZING THE HEALTH COMMUNITY AROUND WINNING A HEALTHIER FARM BILL WAS AS STRONG FOCUS IN 2011, AS WAS CURTAILING THE USE OF ANTIBIOTICS IN LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION AND ELIMINATING FOOD CONTAMINANTS SUCH AS FOOD DYES, ARSENIC AND BISPHENOL A. THROUGH ITS HEALTHY LEGACY PROJECT, IATP EDUCATED CONSUMERS ABOUT CHEMICALS IN FOOD AND CONSUMER PRODUCTS, AND ADVOCATED FOR HEALTHIER POLICY SOLUTIONS, INCLUDING THE SAFE CHEMICALS ACT AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL, AND MANUFACTURER REPORTING OF USE OF HAMRFUL CHEMICALS ADN A BAN ON FORMALDEHYDE IN CHILDREN'S PRODUCTS AT THE STATE LEVEL. WITH ITS BUSINESS AND GOVERNMENT PARTNERS, THE ORGANIZATION WORKED TO PROVIDE STRONGER LEADERSHIP ON GREEN CHEMISTRY IN MINNESOTA. WEBINARS AND PUBLICATIONS INCLUDED: BUYING BETTER CHICKEN: A RESOURCE GUIDE; FOOD SAFETY GOING GLOBAL; HUNGRY FOR JUSTICE; MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE: A MARKET SURVEY ON BISPHENOL A IN BABY BOTTLES AND SIPPY CUPS; WAHT'S STANDING IN TEH WAY OF HEALTHY, SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE; SCHOOL FOOD REVOLUTION? THE STATE OF THE SCHOOL LUNCH TRAY AND EFFORTS TO IMPROVE KIDS' HEALTH; FOOD, HORMONES AND PATIENT HEALTH; AND WHAT IT TAKES TO GROW HEALTHY FOOD: VIEWS FROM THE FARM, AMONG OTHERS. PROCESS THE ORGANIZATION USES TO REVIEW FORM 990 PART VI, LINE 11B THE FINANCE COMMITTEE WILL REVIEW AND APPROVE THE ORGANIZATION'S 990 AND DISTRIBUTE TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRIOR TO FILING. AT THIS TIME, THE FINANCE COMMITTEE ALSO APPROVES THE REPORT TO THE STATE AG'S OFFICE. CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY PART VI, LINE 12C EMPLOYEES ARE ASKED TO REVIEW AND SIGN THE POLICY ANNUALLY. COMPENSATION OF TOP MANAGEMENT, OFFICERS, AND KEY EMPLOYEES PAR VI, LINE 15 A&B PRESIDENT AND VP OF FINANCE- SALARIES ARE COMPARED TO OTHER NONPROFITS AND THEN MUST BE APPROVED BY THE BOARD OTHER KEY EMPLOYEES- ONLY INTERNAL HOW GOV. DOCS., COI POLICY, AND FINANCIAL STMTS. ARE AVAIL. TO THE PUBLIC PART VI, LINE 19 GOVERNING DOCUMENTS, CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY, AND FINANCIAL STATMENTS ARE AVALIABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST. THE 990 IS AVAILABLE AT WWW.IATP.ORG. RECONCILIATION OF NET ASSETS PART XI, LINE 5 OTHER CHANGES IN NET ASSETS OR FUND BALANCES- UNREALIZED LOSS ON INVESTMENTS. 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