The document presents a submission to the UNFCCC regarding climate-resilient agricultural practices and technologies, highlighting indigenous practices and field-tested measures for food security and productivity. Key priorities include stress-tolerant crop varieties and climate-informed agricultural insurance. The submission emphasizes the need for cooperation and knowledge sharing, as well as financial mechanisms to support implementation.

1. Supported by:
ASEAN SBSTA 44 Submission on Agriculture
Practices and Technologies
Dada Bacudo
Senior Advisor
GIZ and ASEAN
Climate Resilience
Network (ASEAN
CRN)
imelda.bacudo@giz.de

2. SEA practices and technologies
• Indigenous practices
• Field-tested crop management
measures
• Knowledge based options
• FOOD SECURITY,
RESILIENCY and
PRODUCTIVITY

3. Scope of Climate-resilient Agriculture, Forestry
and Fisheries

4. Key priorities and needs
• Stress Tolerant Maize Varieties
• Stress Tolerant Rice Varieties
• Climate Informed Agricultural
Insurance
• Alternate Wetting and Drying
• Cropping Calendar

5. Recommendations to UNFCCC and international
community
• Support cooperation and
knowledge sharing amongst
parties
• Convention’s financial
mechnisms to support scaling
up