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Presented by Alan Duncan at the Expert meeting on participatory agricultural research: Approaches, design and evaluation, Oxford, 9-13 December 2013
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Humidtropics and participatory agricultural research
- Humidtropics and participatory agricultural research Alan Duncan International Livestock Research Institute, Ethiopia Expert meeting on participatory agricultural research: Approaches, design and evaluation, Oxford, 9-13 December 2013
- What is CGIAR and how is it changing? • A consortium of 15 international agricultural research centres • Global mandate to carry out research for development • Undergoing reform process starting 2010 • 15 CGIAR Research Programmes each of which involve multiple centres
- The New CGIAR • Integration • Impact at scale • Outcomes Policy processes/decision maker Community/Landscape/ Market Community/Landscape/ Market The Old CGIAR • Technologies • Silos • Basic science Farm Farm Farm Farm Farm Farm
- How the CRPs connect
- Humidtropics New opportunities for improved livelihoods in a sustainable environment
- The humid tropics 3 billion hectares of land 2.9 billion people High proportion of poor smallholder farmers
- High potential
- High risk
- ecological / human potential GAP productivity / livelihood standards
- ecological / human potential productivity / livelihood standards
- Unlocking the potential - Humidtropics as key Integrated systems approach… People Partnerships Production systems Innovation Policies Markets Crops & livestock Livelihoods Food system Institutions…
- System innovation trajectories
- Systems Innovations Geels, 2004
- Action Areas Action Areas • • • • Representative and capture diversity Urgent need for large-scale impacts Advance earlier investments/projects • CIALCA, SSA-CP, Africa Rising, STCP… Build on existing and potential partnerships 1: 2012 2: 2017 3: 2020
- Collaborations and partnerships CGIAR Centres IITA, ICRAF, ILRI, CIAT, Bioversity, CIP, IWMI Non-CGIAR partners AVRDC, Wageningen University, icipe, FARA Advanced Research Institutes CIRAD, CSIRO, SLU National research institutions Development organizations Farmer organizations Funding from W1&2: 65% to CGIAR partners, 35% to non-CGIAR partners
- PARADE – what does it offer Humidtropics?
- The New CGIAR • Integration • Impact at scale • Outcomes Policy processes/decision maker Community/Landscape/ Market Community/Landscape/ Market The Old CGIAR • Technologies • Silos • Basic science Farm Farm Farm Farm Farm Farm
- The New CGIAR • Integration • Impact at scale • Outcomes Policy processes/decision maker Community/Landscape/ Market Community/Landscape/ Market The Old CGIAR • Technologies • Silos • Basic science Farm Farm Farm Farm Farm Farm
- Policy processes/decision maker Community/Landscape/ Market The New CGIAR • Integration • Impact at scale • Outcomes Community/Landscape/ Market New participatory tools and approaches to help us: • Integrate across system components at community/landscape scales • Develop integrated interventions that are demand driven and balance the need to intensify with the need to protect the environment • Connect to decision makers to achieve impact at scale
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