This document provides an overview of the conference streams and sessions for "Inclusive Value Chains, Finance and Investments". Stream 1 focuses on inclusive business models, value chains, and reducing barriers to inclusive landscape finance. Session 1 will explore innovations in business models and value chains for sustainable timber and agricultural supply. Session 2 will examine innovations in public policy, finance, and investments that can reduce barriers and scale up finance for sustainable landscapes. The sessions will include keynote presentations and panels discussing case studies and lessons learned.

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Session
Stream
Author(s):
INCLUSIVE VALUE CHAINS,
FINANCE AND INVESTMENTS
Michael Brady and Bas Louman
14/09/2020Overview of conference streams and sessions
Stream 1

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Inclusive value chains, finance and
investments
• How best to support practitioners and policy makers in their efforts for
more sustainable value chains and enhanced smallholder access to
finance
• Explore innovations in public policy, business models and private
investments and finance
• Explore facilitated innovations in public policy, finance and investments
Session 1: Inclusive business models and value chains
Session 2: Reducing barriers to inclusive landscape finance

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Session 1 – Inclusive business models
and value chains
• Explore innovations in public policy, business models and value chains.
• Discuss how these stimulate the sustainable supply of timber from
natural and planted forests
• Highlight those innovations that increase the uptake of agricultural
production and forest management systems
• Reflect on FTA progress towards its End of Program Outcomes

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Session 1 – Speakers and Panelists
Duncan MacQueen. Keynote presentation: Innovations in smallholder FFPO business
models
Jezeer. Improving smallholder inclusiveness in palm oil production – a global review
Andrew Miccolis. Oil Palm Agroforestry in the Brazilian Amazon: tailoring production
systems and business models to the context of family farmers in Tomé Açu, Pará
Peter Cronkleton. Timber value chains and the development of innovative options for
smallholders in San Martin, Peru
Rabariarivelo. Geographical approach to the bamboo value chain analysis, the case of the
highlands and the eastern zone of madagascar
Dietmar Stoian. Progress and persistent challenges of inclusive business models: Insights
from the cocoa and oil palm value chains in Ghana and Peru
Guillaume Lescuyer. Towards an hybridization of the cocoa sector governance in
Cameroon to meet economic and environmental sustainability
Bas Louman. Moderator

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Session 2 – Reducing barriers to
inclusive landscape finance
• Explore facilitated innovations in public policy, finance and investments
that help reduce the barriers encountered to scaling up finance
• Explore the importance of recognizing the role of gender in achieving
sustainability
• Reflect on the support needed to reduce barriers and scale up finance for
sustainable and inclusive landscapes
• Reflect on FTA progress towards its End of Program Outcome related to
creating enabling environments

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Session 2 – Speakers and Panelists
Durreen Shahnaz. Keynote presentation. Challenges of unlocking capital for
women, disadvantaged communities and the environment
Bas Louman. Scaling of innovative finance for sustainable landscapes
Maja Slingerland. Increase oil palm inclusiveness for landless and women through
agroforestry
Djalal Arinloye. Do men and women Speak with One Voice? Gender Preferences
and Challenges of Tree-based Value Chains for Land Restoration in Africa
Emily Gallagher. Mapping the gendered impact pathways of Fairtrade coffee: Case
studies from Guatemala, Indonesia and Kenya
Andrew Wardell. Continuity and change in the governance of the shea value chain
in Burkina Faso, 1890 - 2019
Beria Leimona. A feasibility study in sustainable financing for protected landscapes
in Indonesia
Michael Brady. Moderator

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Stream 1. Additional Materials
Posters:
Louman. Landscape Assessment of Financial Flows (LAFF): does finance support achievement of locally relevant SDG?
Lestari. Addressing Gender Equity in Agroforestry Products Value Chain in Bengkulu, Indonesia
Hoefsloot. Agroforestry can contribute to more sustainable cacao production and trade – but only if conditional on constitutional,
corporate and consumer commitments
Sekatuba. Contests prospects and strategies for enhancing performance of avocado value chain in Mt. Elgon region, Uganda
Asynchronous Presentations:
Mandiefe. Governance of community forest enterprises: Insights for managing inclusivity and equity
Louman. De-risking investments in sustainable land use systems: Matching risk perspectives of smallholders and small and
medium enterprises with that of investors
Villar. Fine flavor native Peruvian cacao market segmentation based on matchmaking between buyers and farmers typologies
Kaam. Rattan value chain analysis in Cameroon
Ongugo. The Changing Bamboo Value Chains and Effects on Bamboo Sector Development in Kenya
Ihalainen. Sustaining palm oil: Social footprinting of informal and formal market value chains
Ferreira de Sousa. Is there a perfect model to promote the integration of smallholders in agricultural value chains?: Preliminary
insights for the Brazilian Amazon

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Stream 1 sessions:
Tuesday 15 September, UTC 13:00-14:30
Monday 21 September, UTC 13:00-14:30