CPWF Phase 2 in the Andes Process and progress food · water · environment · livelihoods

International Centers supported by the CGIAR (Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research)

2004 Generation Challenge Program Harvest Plus Challenge Program on Water and Food (CPWF) 2005 Sub-Saharan Africa Challenge Program 2008 Climate change, agriculture and food security CGIAR Challenge Programs

2004

Generation Challenge Program

Harvest Plus

Challenge Program on Water and Food (CPWF)

2005

Sub-Saharan Africa Challenge Program

2008

Climate change, agriculture and food security

Phase 1 and Phase 2 Phase 1 – 2004-2008 Many projects per basin Wide range of topics and partners Phase 2 – 2009-2013 Fewer projects per basin Focus on a specific “basin development challenge”

Phase 1 – 2004-2008

Many projects per basin

Wide range of topics and partners

Phase 2 – 2009-2013

Fewer projects per basin

Focus on a specific “basin development challenge”

A reminder: the Andes BDC Benefit sharing mechanisms to improve water productivity and reduce water related conflict in selected basins Emphasis on mechanisms that help reduce poverty

Benefit sharing mechanisms to improve water productivity and reduce water related conflict in selected basins

Emphasis on mechanisms that help reduce poverty

Basic components Someone to willing and able to “pay” (for an ecosystem service) For example, urban water consumers

Someone to willing and able to “pay” (for an ecosystem service)

For example, urban water consumers

Basic components Someone to willing and able to “pay” (for an ecosystem service) Someone to willing and able to “deliver” For example, communities with rights to manage páramos or other water sources

Someone to willing and able to “pay” (for an ecosystem service)

Someone to willing and able to “deliver”

For example, communities with rights to manage páramos or other water sources

Basic components Someone to willing and able to “pay” (for an ecosystem service) Someone to willing and able to “deliver” Need not be direct payment to individuals Can be investments on behalf of a whole community

Someone to willing and able to “pay” (for an ecosystem service)

Someone to willing and able to “deliver”

Need not be direct payment to individuals

Can be investments on behalf of a whole community

Basic components Someone to willing and able to “pay” (for an ecosystem service) Someone to willing and able to “deliver” Need not be direct payment to individuals Need not be monetary

Someone to willing and able to “pay” (for an ecosystem service)

Someone to willing and able to “deliver”

Need not be direct payment to individuals

Need not be monetary

Basic components Someone to willing and able to “pay” (for an ecosystem service) Someone to willing and able to “deliver” Need not be direct payment to individuals Need not be monetary Can be at different scales – catchment, whole basin

Someone to willing and able to “pay” (for an ecosystem service)

Someone to willing and able to “deliver”

Need not be direct payment to individuals

Need not be monetary

Can be at different scales – catchment, whole basin

Basic components Someone to willing and able to “pay” (for an ecosystem service) Someone to willing and able to “deliver” Need not be direct payment to individuals Need not be monetary Can be at different scales – catchment, whole basin Wide range of possible mechanisms

Someone to willing and able to “pay” (for an ecosystem service)

Someone to willing and able to “deliver”

Need not be direct payment to individuals

Need not be monetary

Can be at different scales – catchment, whole basin

Wide range of possible mechanisms