Ramoo of Sahaja Aharam brought the civil sector perspective on open access and asked some difficult questions like : what is the real meaning of it? What it doesn't mean? etc
141028 open access to agricultural knowledge for inclusive growthRamanjaneyulu GV
presentation in workshop on "Open Access to Agricultural Knowledge for Inclusive Growthand Development" held on 29-30th October, 2014 at National Academy of Agricultural Research Management
141028 open access to agricultural knowledge for inclusive growthRamanjaneyulu GV
presentation in workshop on "Open Access to Agricultural Knowledge for Inclusive Growthand Development" held on 29-30th October, 2014 at National Academy of Agricultural Research Management
What is SINCHI Amazonian Institute of Scientific Research?Instituto Sinchi
SINCHI: Quechua term, wiseman plant connoisseur
SINCHI Amazonian Institute of Scientific Research is a high-level scientific institution linked to the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development.
SINCHI Institute is the scientific authority of the region and
contributes to SDGs through research, innovation and
transfer of technology (TOT) to the communities
Institute's research focuses on the following areas:
Study and conservation of
biodiversity
Sustainable productive
alternatives to improve the
quality of life
Studies on the processes
and dynamics of occupation
Generation of georeferenced
information of the Amazon
region
Research is the foundation of
development:
SINCHI Institute works on
population dynamics studies to
understand species behavior,
harvest, phenology, and ecology.
Breakthrough advances have been
made in the knowledge of the
most used palms such as Asai
(Euterpe precatoria), Seje
(Oenocarpus bataua), Moriche
(Mauritia flexuosa), and Camu
camu (Myrciaria Dubia).
SINCHI Institute emphases its activity to address both environmental commitments, and to face the enormous current challenges.
Institute’s strategies focus on a general framework of SDGs and climate change.
Deforestation is the greatest threat to the Amazon region, it's ecosystems and its inhabitants.
SINCHI Amazonian Institute of Scientific Research:
Stimulating sustainable use of resources and generating real income possibilities, awareness is created of the need for protection and conservation, which leads to reducing deforestation.
Key point is the clear interaction and good acceptance that the
Institute has among the communities under its influence. The strategy of transfer of technology (TOT) to add value to
bioproducts is the best tactic for all stakeholders to participate
and be interested.
SINCHI's strategy in promoting productive systems based on the circular bioeconomy has been outstanding. There are numerous developments based on scientific and technological advances. This productive development model promotes environmental, social and economic sustainability for the well-being of environment and society.
Research seeks to incorporate knowledge and innovation to acquire products and services based on the sustainable use of biodiversity with a circular value chain approach.
There are many examples of technological developments with bioproducts in several value chains: agrifood, cosmetics and nutraceuticals among others, as well as alliances with private companies. Progress has been achieved in market and alliance studies, considering that consumer demand for sustainable natural products is increasing day by day.
The Diversity of Non Timber Products is a tool for the conservation of rainforests.
Moving up the livestock ladder: Gender and equityILRI
Presented by Nicoline de Haan (ILRI), Annet Mulema (ILRI) and Livestock Livelihoods and Agri‐Food Systems Flagship Gender Team (ILRI and ICARDA) at A Stakeholder Consultative Workshop, ILRI Addis, 16 October 2018
Strengths of the CGIAR Antimicrobial Resistance HubILRI
Presentation by Arshnee Moodley at the International Vaccine Institute Africa Regional Antimicrobial Resistance Data Sharing and Analysis Virtual Workshop, 29 June 2021
The Society for Ethnopharmacology, India (SFE – India) was
constituted by the eminent academicians, researchers, industrialists
with the vision of providing an environment for knowledge sharing
among industrialists, researchers, students and healthcarepractitioners
interested in promotion of Ethnopharmacology and
medicinal plant. The Society is registered under the West Bengal
Society Registration act 1961 and is affiliated to the International
Society for Ethnopharmacology, UK. The Pune Chapter is one of
the active branches of SFE India and involved in various activities
to promote the traditional medicinal knowledge.
The Feed the Future Sustainable Intensification Innovation Lab activities in ...africa-rising
Presented by Vara Prasad [Sustainable Intensification Innovation Lab - Kansas State University] about the SIIL approach to sustainable intensification in Tanzania. This poster was presented on 5 - 8 February 2019 at the Africa RISING Program Learning Event.
Mr. Joe Swedberg - Antibiotic Stewardship Update ProgressJohn Blue
Antibiotic Stewardship Update Progress - Dr. Roger Saltman, Group Director Cattle and Equine Technical Services, Zoetis; Ms. Shannon Wharton, Research Manager, Hy-Plains Feedyard; Mr. Joe Swedberg, Chairman of the Board, Farm Foundation, Hormel Foods Corporation (retired); Dr. William T. Flynn, Deputy Director, Science Policy, Center for Veterinary Medicine, FDA; Dr. Amy Batal, Corporate Nutritionist, Sanderson Farms, from the 2017 NIAA Antibiotic Symposium - Antibiotic Stewardship: Collaborative Strategy for Animal Agriculture and Human Health, October 31 - November 2, 2017, Herndon, Virginia, USA.
More presentations at http://www.swinecast.com/2017-niaa-antibiotic-symposium-antibiotic-stewardship
Presentation by Caroline Mwongera at "How to design value chains programmes that address climate risks: an IFAD-CGIAR learning event", 25 February 2016, Rome.
What is SINCHI Amazonian Institute of Scientific Research?Instituto Sinchi
SINCHI: Quechua term, wiseman plant connoisseur
SINCHI Amazonian Institute of Scientific Research is a high-level scientific institution linked to the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development.
SINCHI Institute is the scientific authority of the region and
contributes to SDGs through research, innovation and
transfer of technology (TOT) to the communities
Institute's research focuses on the following areas:
Study and conservation of
biodiversity
Sustainable productive
alternatives to improve the
quality of life
Studies on the processes
and dynamics of occupation
Generation of georeferenced
information of the Amazon
region
Research is the foundation of
development:
SINCHI Institute works on
population dynamics studies to
understand species behavior,
harvest, phenology, and ecology.
Breakthrough advances have been
made in the knowledge of the
most used palms such as Asai
(Euterpe precatoria), Seje
(Oenocarpus bataua), Moriche
(Mauritia flexuosa), and Camu
camu (Myrciaria Dubia).
SINCHI Institute emphases its activity to address both environmental commitments, and to face the enormous current challenges.
Institute’s strategies focus on a general framework of SDGs and climate change.
Deforestation is the greatest threat to the Amazon region, it's ecosystems and its inhabitants.
SINCHI Amazonian Institute of Scientific Research:
Stimulating sustainable use of resources and generating real income possibilities, awareness is created of the need for protection and conservation, which leads to reducing deforestation.
Key point is the clear interaction and good acceptance that the
Institute has among the communities under its influence. The strategy of transfer of technology (TOT) to add value to
bioproducts is the best tactic for all stakeholders to participate
and be interested.
SINCHI's strategy in promoting productive systems based on the circular bioeconomy has been outstanding. There are numerous developments based on scientific and technological advances. This productive development model promotes environmental, social and economic sustainability for the well-being of environment and society.
Research seeks to incorporate knowledge and innovation to acquire products and services based on the sustainable use of biodiversity with a circular value chain approach.
There are many examples of technological developments with bioproducts in several value chains: agrifood, cosmetics and nutraceuticals among others, as well as alliances with private companies. Progress has been achieved in market and alliance studies, considering that consumer demand for sustainable natural products is increasing day by day.
The Diversity of Non Timber Products is a tool for the conservation of rainforests.
Moving up the livestock ladder: Gender and equityILRI
Presented by Nicoline de Haan (ILRI), Annet Mulema (ILRI) and Livestock Livelihoods and Agri‐Food Systems Flagship Gender Team (ILRI and ICARDA) at A Stakeholder Consultative Workshop, ILRI Addis, 16 October 2018
Strengths of the CGIAR Antimicrobial Resistance HubILRI
Presentation by Arshnee Moodley at the International Vaccine Institute Africa Regional Antimicrobial Resistance Data Sharing and Analysis Virtual Workshop, 29 June 2021
The Society for Ethnopharmacology, India (SFE – India) was
constituted by the eminent academicians, researchers, industrialists
with the vision of providing an environment for knowledge sharing
among industrialists, researchers, students and healthcarepractitioners
interested in promotion of Ethnopharmacology and
medicinal plant. The Society is registered under the West Bengal
Society Registration act 1961 and is affiliated to the International
Society for Ethnopharmacology, UK. The Pune Chapter is one of
the active branches of SFE India and involved in various activities
to promote the traditional medicinal knowledge.
The Feed the Future Sustainable Intensification Innovation Lab activities in ...africa-rising
Presented by Vara Prasad [Sustainable Intensification Innovation Lab - Kansas State University] about the SIIL approach to sustainable intensification in Tanzania. This poster was presented on 5 - 8 February 2019 at the Africa RISING Program Learning Event.
Mr. Joe Swedberg - Antibiotic Stewardship Update ProgressJohn Blue
Antibiotic Stewardship Update Progress - Dr. Roger Saltman, Group Director Cattle and Equine Technical Services, Zoetis; Ms. Shannon Wharton, Research Manager, Hy-Plains Feedyard; Mr. Joe Swedberg, Chairman of the Board, Farm Foundation, Hormel Foods Corporation (retired); Dr. William T. Flynn, Deputy Director, Science Policy, Center for Veterinary Medicine, FDA; Dr. Amy Batal, Corporate Nutritionist, Sanderson Farms, from the 2017 NIAA Antibiotic Symposium - Antibiotic Stewardship: Collaborative Strategy for Animal Agriculture and Human Health, October 31 - November 2, 2017, Herndon, Virginia, USA.
More presentations at http://www.swinecast.com/2017-niaa-antibiotic-symposium-antibiotic-stewardship
Presentation by Caroline Mwongera at "How to design value chains programmes that address climate risks: an IFAD-CGIAR learning event", 25 February 2016, Rome.
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Experiences of CSA and Sahaja Aharam
1. “Open Access to Agricultural
Knowledge for Inclusive Growth
and Development”
Experiences of CSA and Sahaja Aharam
2. Who we are?
Centre for Sustainable Agriculture a not for
profit organisation working in AP, Telangana,
Maharashtra, Punjab, Chhattisgarh, Odisha and
Madhya Pradesh
Sahaja Aharam is a farmer producer
organisation with 5000 farmers who are into
food, fibre, seeds and bioinputs productions
3. What we are working on?
Generating and collating knowledge on agro-ecological
approaches to sustain agriculture
Building farmers institutions to improve their
bargaining power
Institutional, legal and policy frame work for
supporting farmers livelihoods
4. Open access to knowledge
Collaborative innovation: NPM scalingup
Indian Society for Agro-Ecology (ISOR)
Agriculture Biodiversity Knowledge Community
within communities of independent people that choose voluntarily to
cooperate
Three key ingredients of openness:
Cultural practices,
Licensing
Innovative collaborative methods
6. Open Source Seed Systems
OSS System: arrangements that facilitate and preserve freedom of
access and use of plant genetic material, prohibit exclusive rights, and
apply to any subsequent derivatives of those materials
Freedom of access: Any one committing to OSS agreement receives
freedom of access and use for the material under Material Transfer
Agreements (MTAs)
Open Access and Benefit Sharing
Legal and Institutional Systems
7. Issues…
No access to data and information
Pesticide residue testing
GM field trials
Not acknowledging the contributions
Non Pesticidal Management, CMSA
Biopiracy
HMT rice by PKV
Bt Brinjal by UAS
Knowledge appropriation
Gongura pickle by NRC Meat
8. Way forward
Move beyond ‘free’ access
Create platforms for innovative collaborations
for knowledge generation
Open access to data to make research more
transparent and accountable
9. Centre for Sustainable Agriculture
Ramanjaneyulu
ramoo@csa-india.org
www.csa-india.org
www.agrariancrisis.in
10. Centre for Sustainable Agriculture
Ramanjaneyulu
ramoo@csa-india.org
www.csa-india.org
www.agrariancrisis.in