PP from EIARD meeting in Helsinki 26-28.10.2015.

1. Strategic Partnership CGIAR-NL
Coosje Hoogendoorn, Working Group F&BKP, MEA, MFA
22 October 2015, The Hague

2. If you want to go fast in AR4D, go alone,
if you want to go far in AR4D,
go together
How the CGIAR and NL
can work together more
effectively to make the
world a food secure place

3. Partners in AR4D
CGIAR
15 research centers
13 envisaged CGIAR
Research Programs (CRPs)
Guided & facilitated by
Strategy and Results
Framework
Netherlands
Dutch Diamond:
Universities & Knowledge
Institutes
International NGO’s
Private Sector
Guided & facilitated by policies
Dutch government

4. Policy & Knowledge Priorities
Dutch Global Food Security Policy Priorities
Eradicating existing hunger
and malnutrition
Promoting inclusive and
sustainable growth in the
agricultural sector
Creating ecologically
sustainable food systems
CGIAR SRF System Level Outcomes
Improved food and nutrition
security for health
Reduced poverty Improved natural resource
systems and ecosystem
services
Knowledge Domains for Strategic collaboration
Agriculture for nutrition and
health
Sustainable & Inclusive Agri-
Food Value Chains & Sectors
Climate Smart Agriculture
Genetic improvement and
propagation materials
Systems Approach, Public Private Partnerships, Enabling & Scaling

5. Three layered partnership
1. Overall partnership framework, signed by the CGIAR
Consortium and the Dutch government on 21 September
2015
2. Thematic partnerships mutually identified based on alignment
and synergy at the level of flagship projects and clusters
under selected CRPs to be supported by NL from 2017
onwards
3. Additional short term and long term more project-based
collaboration as exists now and which will be encouraged to
continue to evolve under a broader range of CGIAR CRPs

6. Envisaged CRPs

7. 3 Dimensions
Strategic partners
(Share decision making,
responsibilities, risk
taking, accountability)
Occasional
Partners
CRP
Flagship projects
Clusters
Activities
Research
Proof of Concept
Pilot
Scaling-out
CRP Partnership Strategy

8. NL Collaboration & Funding (tentative)
4 Knowledge Domains
Clusters of Dutch Diamond stakeholders develop relations with CRPs
Sub-partnerships at level of CRPs, Flagships or Clusters
Focus funding on the 4 Knowledge Domains
General (Window 2) funding of the CRP
Specific - through young and senior experts
Specific - through co-funding (with the CRP) involvement of Dutch Diamond
partners. On CRP/Flagship demand!
Emphasis: Systems Approach, Public Private Partnerships, Enabling &
Scaling. Support system-broad Tech Transfer and Learning on PPP’s.

9. How the CGIAR and NL
can work together more
effectively to make the
world a food secure
place
Fotos: FAO & GAB@KIT
Icons: Freepik
Thank you