AARINENA 5 Sub-Regions and Technical Networks
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- 1. AAAARRIINNEENNAA 55 SSuubb--RReeggiioonnss Mauritania Morocco Algeria Tunisia Malta Libya Maghreb Sub-Region Syria Cypru sLebanon Jordan Palestine. Iraq Mashreq Sub-Region Afghanistan Oman UAE Bahrain S. Arabia Qatar Kuwait Arabian Peninsula Sub-Region Somalia Djibouti Yemen Sudan Egypt Nile Valley & Red Sea Sub-Region Turkey Pakistan Iran Western Asia Sub- Region
- 2. AARINENA Technical Networks • Technical cooperation networks have become a generic model for the establishment of functional mechanisms for collaboration and enhancement of communication and exchange of experiences among different countries in the region and other regions of the world. • When the resources are limited, networks become more effective means for the optimal utilization of indigenous expertise and available resources • AARINENA Established with the support of its cosponsors 7 Networks on: Date-Palm, Cotton, Olive, Medicinal Plants, Water Use Efficiency, Agricultural Biotechnology and Plant Genetic Recourses (PGRN)
- 3. GGeeooggrraapphhiiccaall DDiissttrriibbuuttiioonn ooff AAAARRIINNEENNAA NNeettwwoorrkkss Tunisia Olive Network Jordan Medicinal & Aromatic Plants UAE Date Palm Global Network Iran Int. Reg. Cotton Network N.A. (Maghreb) Sub-Region Mashreq Sub-Region Arabian Peninsula Sub-Region West Asia Sub-Region Morocco WUE Egypt Agri. Biotech. Sudan PGRN Nile valley Sub-Region
- 4. Composition of the Network 1-Coordinating Board • The Coordinating Board includes members from each of the participating countries that may represent institutions identified as the focal points. • Board representatives may be selected from the NGOs, Private Sector, Research Institutions (Governmental and non-governmental) and universities. • The chairmanship will rotate every year or two years among member nations, by election during the previous year. • The Coordinating Board may form Technical Advisory Committees and ad-hoc committees to study and follow up on certain technical matters and specific tasks, or attend to some specific issues.
- 5. 2-Network Secretariat • The Network will be coordinated by a Secretariat entity. The secretariat will carry out the functions of the Network. The host country shall provide all necessary facilities and operational logistics at the focal institution to enable the secretariat to implement the work plan of the network . • Will be responsible for administration of the Network, including the preparation of the annual budget in co-ordination with the working groups . • Collect membership fees from member institutions to ensure self sufficiency and sustainability of the network.
- 6. A Model for an AARINENA NNeettwwoorrkk SSttrruuccttuurree “Regional Network Linked to Other Regional Similar Network” CCoooorrddiinnaattiinngg BBooaarrdd SSeeccrreettaarriiaatt Universities 33 FF FF 22 FF FF 11 FF FF FF Regional States Level 11 WG WG 22 33 WG NGOs Research Institutions Private Sector Focal Point FF
- 7. Financial Requirements – The long-term objective is to gradually become self-supporting – The initial stages, external inputs and technical backstopping by AARINENA, FAO/RNE and other organizations (GFAR,ICARDA, AOAD etc), – Contributions by various governments – Other potential sources