Presentation highlighting e-Agricutlure discussion panel with Peter Ballantyne, ILRI, Anriette Esterhuysen, APC, Ibrahim Khadar, CTA, Francois Laureys, IICD, and Michael Riggs, FAO. Moderated by Stephen Rudgard, FAO - IAALD 2010 Congress - 26-29 April 2010, Montpellier, France

1. e-Agriculture Perspectives A Conceptual Framework to Enhance the Impact of ICT in Rural Development

2. Development Disasters - 1

3. Development Disasters – 2? scaling up

4. - guiding principles - UNCTAD's 12 C’s ODI's 8 "Pillars" IICD's 7 "practical lessons" Diamond of Alignment CGIAR/FAO Onion model - situation analysis - GEM Gender Evaluation Methodology Smart Toolkit - conceptual models - Value Chains Innovation Systems Sustainable Livelihood Approaches Why Face this Challenge? so many models ... many frameworks ... how are they related? inputs? analysis? impacts?

5. The Process and Output preparation presentations & brainstorm World Café style review merge and revise group consolidation of chapters The Writeshop draft, present, feedback, revise draft, present, feedback, revise draft, present, feedback, revise draft, present, feedback, revise

7. A Unifying Framework Starting with... ...leading to an open architecture Initial idea Theory of change Scoping activities Consultation Plan

8. Planning & Implementation identifying ICT intervention points

9. Monitoring & Evaluation Networks Critical mass Scaling up Livelihood assets: Natural Physical Human Financial Social Equity Gender equality Trans-parency Inclusive-ness

10. Monitoring & Evaluation Output measurement apply ICT-related indicators such as: - Access to information, communication and technology - Access and participation in networks - Use/uptake of information and communication products and services - Affordability and satisfaction with services (including ease of access both physically and cognitively) Outcome measurement Measurements to assist in understanding the process of change in the three dimensions: - Individuals - Organisations - Enabling institutional policies

11. Enhancing the Impact of ICT in Rural Development The work continues... What do you think? Where does your programme fit? What challenges remain?