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NAVIGATING THE CHANGETaking a closer look at the role of spatial information and analysis in supporting improved

agricultural research and development

Business Meeting


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Stanley Wood

Coordinator/ CGIAR Consortium for Spatial Information

Environment and Production Technology Division/ International Food Policy Research Institute

AAGW10/NAIROBI8 JUNE 2010


Consortium for Spatial Information (CSI)Business Meeting8 JUNE 2010ILRI, Nairobi


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1. CSI overview 2009/2010 (Stan)2. New ESRI Agreement (John Steffenson ESRI, Enrica Porcari CGIAR/CIO)

3. Re-launch of CSI Website (Jawoo Koo)

4. CGIAR session at ESRI-convened Land and Povertyconference [Washington

DC, September 2010]. (Emmy Simmons*, Stan)

5. CSI as system repository/auditors of strategic CGIAR spatial data layers?(e.g., poverty, farming systems, AEZs, market access, productivity) (Stan, Andy)

6. CSI ownership/development of sub-national poverty map: (Stan, Glenn*)

7. CSI Agricultural (Research &) Development e-Atlas (Stan)

8. AOB. [Africa GIS professional development, Regional Focus]

9. CSI Coordinator election (Andy Farrow)

10. Summary of follow-up

* in absentia

Business Meeting Agenda


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CSI 2009-10 Overview

Representation update

To-do list from 2009 meeting

Seek resources to hold 2nd AAGW (Bamako)

Continue to transition from CGIAR- to Stakeholder-ledmeeting

Strategy for engagement and professional development ofyoung African GIS/RS/spatial analysis professionals

Revamp/renew CSI Website

Finalize/renew licensing agreements ESRI (& Google)

CGIAR Reform: Strategy & Results Framework Report

MP Program Concept Note Development


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Center 2009 2010

Bioversity Andy Jarvis Maarten van Zonneveld new!

CIAT Glenn Hyman Glenn Hyman (Andy Farrow)

CIFOR Atie Puntodewo Atie Puntodewo

CIMMYT Dave Hodson Kai Sonder new!

CIP Roberto Quiroz Lieven Claessens new!

ICARDA Eddy De-Pauw Eddy De-Pauw (until Dec?)ICIMOD Basanta Shrestha ??

ICRAF Meshack Nyabenge Meshack Nyabenge

ICRISAT Pierre Sibiry Traore Pierre Sibiry Traore

IFPRI Stanley Wood Stanley Wood

IITA Kai Sonder Subash Marcus new!

ILRI An Notenbaert An Notenbaert

IRRI Robert Hijmans Andrew Nelson new!

IWMI Mir Matin Salman Siddiqui new!

WARDA Paul Kiepe Paul Kiepe

WorldFish Suan Pheng Kam

Suan Pheng Kam (Sylvia Renn)

Spatial Dynamics


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2. New ESRI AgreementJohn Stefferson, CJ Terbough, ESRI

Enrica Porcari, CGIAR/CIO




3. Re-Vamped CSI Web-Site& Content

Jawoo Koo




4. Land & Poverty Summit28th September 2010

Washington, D.C.

www.landandpoverty.com




Today, geographic technology data and analysis are

being applied to build a new understanding about

creating the foundation for a sustainable society

and economic growth. This understanding presents

solutions to challenges such as recognizing the legal

land rights of the poor, upgrading slums, making

agriculture sustainable, and managing water.




Dirt Poor: Seeking solutions to

poverty from the ground up This session highlights on-the-ground success stories from

the CGIAR and its partners on land-based improvements inthe well-being of the poor farm households as well as inthe quality of the natural resources on which future rurallivelihoods depend. A common feature of these successes isthe growing reliance on geo-referenced information andlocation-specific analysis to improve the targeting, design,implementation, and evaluation of appropriate

interventions. The presentations will showcase howimproved insights into the spatial and socioeconomiccontexts of land-related constraints and opportunities canhelp create solutions to poverty.




5. CSI as system repository/auditors of

strategic CGIAR spatial data layers?

(e.g., poverty, farming systems, AEZs, market access,

productivity)




6. CSI ownership/development of

sub-national poverty map

Stan, Glenn, Andy, Kai


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Poverty Map Contributors(Goal: Mapping $1.25 & $2/day ($PPP 2005). First or second sub-

national admin level for large poverty & agriculture countries.

Mapping both incidence and absolute number of poor) CIESIN (CGIAR/CSI Poverty Mapping Project)

Brazil, Bangaldesh, Malawi, Kenya, Ecuador

Uwe Deichmann, World Bank DECRG China, Chile, Turkey, Sri Lanka, Russia + $ Africa

Julio Berdegue (LAC, 2009 study completion) Brazil, Mexico, Peru, Colombia

Harold Coulomb/Quentin Wodley (West Africa, 2007 4studycompletion) Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Ghana

Peter Lanjouw India CIAT Mexico, Ecuador

IFPRI (DSG/EPT) (SSA 6-8 countries)

(Gaurav Datt/Chinese collaborators) (WB, 2009) China

From 186 to > 24,000 data points


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Prototype Sub-national Poverty Map

Absolute number of poor circa 2005 (based on international poverty line of

$1.25/day in $PPP 2005 units)


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7. CSI Agricultural (Research &)

Development e-Atlas?


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1. Subject of discussion at past 3-4 meetings!2. Many relevant layers assembled as part of SRF

3. Very high potential for publishing as a CSI hallmark product

4. Need for (minimum required) levels of conceptual, methodological

and cartographic rationalization and harmonization & METADATA

5. Also need for text for integration/value added

6. Opportunities for boxes/deep dives (Phase II?)

7. Several components: GIS data layers (and search/query/download

functionality much more possible at cost), PDF Atlas format, Tables

for standard spatial aggregation units (AEZs. Farming Systems, Market

Access..) targeting GIS analyst, technical, planning, priority setting,

education, advocacy audiences

8. Gloal (Developing world) and/or regional products

e Atlas Opportunities


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CGIAR VisionTo reduce poverty and hunger,

improve human health and nutrition,

and enhance ecosystem resilience

through high-quality international agricultural

research, partnership, and leadership.

Improved Welfare,

Reduced Vulnerability &

Enhanced Gender Equity

Sustainable Resource

Utilization & Enhanced

Ecosystem Services

Agricultural

DevelopmentChallenges &

Opportunities

Drivers of Change (including more effective agricultural R4D)

The CGIAR Vision Statement Defines the Foci for Geographic Examination


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Improved Human Welfare

Poverty ($1.25, $2PPP/day)

Hunger (GHI)

Health/Nutrition (DALYs)

(Gender Disparities)

Sustainable Resources & ES

Water stress

Land degradation

Biodiversity loss

GHG emissions

Agricultural Development

Challenges & Opportunities

Cropland

Grazing/Pasture land

Inland/coastal water bodies

Forests

Markets/infrastructure

Drivers of Change (exogenous)

Population/Demand growth

Climate change

Drivers of Change: Research for Development

CGIAR & Partner Portfolio of MPs

Focal Themes and Diagnostic Indicators

for CGIAR Strategic Geographic Screening


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Improved Welfare &

Reduced Vulnerability

EnhancedEcosystem Services

Ag. Development

Challenges &

Opportunities

Drivers of Change Indica

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CGIAR Wide* Strategic

Domains In 4 Geographies

* More specific domain representation will be appropriate as

individual MegaProjects are proposed for further evaluation

Development Domains(short-medium term conditioning factors

for agriculture based development)

Food for PeopleGeographies of agricultural

systems

Environment for PeopleGeographies of ecosystems and

ecosystem services

Policies for People

Geographies of national, andregional policy space


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Simple ArcServer

Inventory Establishedhttp://mappr.info/atlas

SRF_SpatialData_Rev8_Sep9.pptx
http://mappr.info/atlashttp://srf_spatialdata_rev8_sep9.pptx/http://srf_spatialdata_rev8_sep9.pptx/http://mappr.info/atlas


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8. Any Other Business

a. Africa GIS professional capacity development

strategy

b. CSI Regional Focus


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9. Coordinator election

Andy Farrow


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