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  1. Gender research update and ways forward: Egypt and Bangladesh Paula Kantor (WorldFish) Livestock and Fish Gender Team Meeting Ascoli Piceno, Italy, 15-16 September 2014
  2. Egypt
  3. 2014 gender research IEIDEAS project closing; Aswan project starting now • Documenting models and learning from retailer work • Retailer gender analysis: informality ‘trumps’ gender in many ways; time available is key consistent gender difference – Results influence approach in next phase – work with men too! Enhance attention to gender vs women • Consumer study on role of fish in poor people’s diets • Diagnosis in Aswan to start: focus on people, poor, youth, women as well as fish & technologies – Opportunity for WorldFish-Egypt
  4. Issues, challenges… • CARE’s approach, staffing issues, contractor versus partner – Link into Pathways project? Shift to women’s rights team • Social science staffing in WF Egypt – Aswan diagnosis… • Funding constraints in 2015: CARE’s work will be limited
  5. Thoughts for 2015-16: Research and capacities • Refine and test retailer models & prepare for scaling in 2016 – New proposals for retailer work : priority – Innovation platform work related to policy issues (informality) • Aquaculture VCA done with greater focus on people & fish – more detail in retailer, trader, consumer nodes (test GTA tools) – Link to ‘diagnose’ phase in SASI: tools, gender integration – Design GTA integrated best bets for 2016 • ME&L framework contextualized • Initiate research stream on nutrition (nutrition strategy) • Need to bring in & develop social science & gender capacity – Post doc Ghana/Egypt: gender & value chains; KIT?
  6. Bangladesh
  7. 2014 gender research L&F VC work initiated in 2014, focusing in SW Bangladesh • Diagnosis-heavy year: – Benchmarking/SGA on gender norms and agriculture innovation (report in 2015; feed into R4D design) – Gender and AQ technology adoption study: homestead ponds (technology x methodology variations; partnerships) • Report & journal article – Gender analysis of fish seed sector (report, R4D design) – Testing of GTA VCA tools (Paper? R4D design in 2015) – where to focus this? • Consumer study on place of fish in the diets of poor (GIZ) • Proposal development with KIT based on tech flagship options
  8. Issues, challenges… • FTE & capacity levels to deliver on the range of work we could do – Loss of some players (short term & long term) - transitions + Commitment from L&F and AIN to jointly fund nat’l gender specialist + Interesting partners to work with on gender integration • AIN entry points for gender integration: a slow dance – Link to KIT helpful here!
  9. Thoughts for 2015-16: Research & capacities • Plan for and deliver cross-technology flagship socio-econ assessment (2015-16): review existing info, fill gaps – Contribute to diagnosis & evidence base • Gender analysis of feed sector • Design and implement R4D on GTA integrated packages – Implement result of Nov proposal development meeting – Stakeholder event with partners to design GTAs, • Funds needed – empowerment/GTA concept note – Commonality across VCs in GTA packages? BCC? • Expand nutrition research agenda (nutrition strategy)
  10. Thoughts for 2015-16: Research & capacities • Contextualize ME&L framework • Gender integrated VC research design (multi-disc team) on process of VC transformation and its gendered aspects (2015-16) – How much of this is in ME&L framework? What needs to be added? • Gendered perceptions of ownership study – Draft proposal and raise funds • KIT inputs are essential to making all of this happen, with concurrent capacity development
  11. CGIAR Research Program on Livestock and Fish livestockfish.cgiar.org CGIAR is a global partnership that unites organizations engaged in research for a food secure future. The CGIAR Research Program on Livestock and Fish aims to increase the productivity of small-scale livestock and fish systems in sustainable ways, making meat, milk and fish more available and affordable across the developing world.
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