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Science-led multi-stakeholder engagementsfor scaling-up climate smart agriculture in SAT India : A Unified Framework for Scaling up CSA under Drylands

  1. Project team: Shalander Kumar Dakshina Murthy S Nedumaran Arun Kahtri Elias Khan Murali Gumma KPC Rao PK Aggarwal Anthony Whitbread Partners EPTRI NABARD Dept. of Agriculture PJTSAU CRIDA CCAFS GLDC ICRISAT A Unified Framework for Scaling up CSA under Drylands Science-led multi-stakeholder engagements for scaling- up climate smart agriculture in SAT India Shalander Kumar
  2. Science-led multi-stakeholder engagement in progress in 2018 and to continue • Unified Framework for scaling up climate smart agriculture in Telangana state developed and being piloted • Participatory exercises- climate risk assessment, prioritization of CSAPs, investment needs, ex-ante assessment, district level action plans • Multiple engagements with govt of Telangana, Chief Secretary, Principal Secretaries, EPTRI, NABARD, CRIDA, SAU, GIZ • Working with EPTRI for revising state action plan for climate change for TS and Principal secretary agriculture for integrating CSA prioritization into district action plans
  3. AgMIP Sentinel Sites 3 Unified Framework for scaling up climate smart agriculture in Telangana state
  4. Unified Framework for scaling up climate smart agriculture in Telangana state We have developed an evidence based scientific framework for guiding investments and policy/development actors decisions on scaling up CSA in the State
  5. 5 Mandal wise potential Additional Net Returns due to CSA practices (Million INR/year) 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 Adilabad BhadradriKothagudem Jagtial Jangaon JayashankarBhupalpally JogulambaGadwal Kamareddy Karimnagar Khammam KumarambheemAsifabad Mahabubabad Mahabubnagar Mancherial Medak MedchalMalkajgiri Nagarkurnool Nalgonda Nirmal Nizamabad Peddapalle RajannaSircilla Rangareddy Sangareddy Siddipet Suryapet Vikarabad Wanaparthy WarangalRural WarangalUrban YadadriBhuvanagiri Farm Pond with Sprinkler Drip Irrigation System Crop Residue Incorporation Ridge and Furrow Broad Bed and Furrow BBF All major CSA practicesResidue incorporationFarm pond Drip systemR& F
  6. Income Risk Minimization Potential through CSA adoption 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 43474 46579 49684 52790 55895 59000 62105 St.DevofIncome Crop Income_Mn.INR FTP FTP+CSA
  7. Deliverables and products 2018 https://youtu.be/qYTsmUnlpKg https://www.icrisat.org/a-framework- to-identify-suitable-on-farm- approaches-to-combat-climate-change/ Blog Video https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/90627
  8. AgMIP Sentinel Sites 8 Continuing engagements with multiple actors 2019-2021  EPTRI- Nodal agency for climate change  Principal Secretary Agriculture (district level officers)  Chief Secretary  NABARD  ICAR/SAU  NGOs- BIAF, DHAN and others  Private sector- e.g. Micro irrigation, farm machinery, etc
  9. AgMIP Sentinel Sites 9 Planned outputs/deliverables 2019 2020 2021 • Strengthen science- policy stakeholders’ platform in TS & AP • Ex-ante evaluation and prioritization CSA options • Capacity building for integrating CSA into district level plans TS • Telangana state revise its SAPCC using evidence based science inputs • Journal paper on a unified framework for scaling up CSA  Replicating dev & piloting unified framework on CSA in AP  Scientific contributions to revise SAPCC of Andhra Pradesh  Investment strategies to minimize climate risk through CSA  Journal paper on ‘Investment strategies for climate risk minimization’ of dryland agriculture  Continue engagement with TS & AP Govts for scaling up of CSA through science –policy platforms.  Capacity development at state and district level to mainstream CSA at different scales  Working paper on policies and institutional arrangements for scaling-up CSA in TS & AP and Dryland regions
  10. AgMIP Sentinel Sites Alignment with other CRPs: CRP-Grain Legumes and Dryland Cereals (GLDC) Flagship 1: on Priority setting, climate change and impact accelerations Flagship 3: on Integrated farm and household management. CRP GLDC co-finance about $300k over next three years 10 Bilateral projects mapped and cross CRP collaboration • IFAD funded Drought Mitigation Project in Andhra Pradesh Overall project is $70m, ICRISAT component in 2019/20 is $125k • NAFCC funded project in Telangana on Climate adaptation in three districts of TS Project running to March 2020 with ICRISAT’s component $40k in 2019. • Three Monsoon Mission Projects (AP, MP and KAR)
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