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AIDS and Food Security: New Directions Stuart Gillespie International Food Policy Research Institute 14 March, Geneva

AIDS and Food Security: New Directions Stuart Gillespie International Food Policy Research Institute 14 March, Geneva

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Page 1: AIDS and Food Security: New Directions Stuart Gillespie International Food Policy Research Institute 14 March, Geneva

AIDS and Food Security: New Directions

Stuart GillespieInternational Food Policy Research Institute

14 March, Geneva

Page 2: AIDS and Food Security: New Directions Stuart Gillespie International Food Policy Research Institute 14 March, Geneva

HIV and AIDSHIV and AIDS

Food and nutrition insecurityFood and nutrition insecurity

Page 3: AIDS and Food Security: New Directions Stuart Gillespie International Food Policy Research Institute 14 March, Geneva

Vulnerability of Livelihood Systems

Vulnerable Groups - Orphans, Elderly and Youth Headed Households,

Effect on InstitutionsCommunity-based, Civil society, Market, State, Global

OutcomesNutrition, Food Security, Education, Community Cohesion, Income

Effect on AssetsHuman, Financial, Social, Natural, Physical, Political

ResponsesIndividual, Household, Community

Susceptibility

HIV

Stigma and Discrimination

Page 4: AIDS and Food Security: New Directions Stuart Gillespie International Food Policy Research Institute 14 March, Geneva

New Directions

Simultaneously:

1. Strengthen household and community:- resistance to HIV and

- resilience to AIDS

2. Preserve and enhance livelihood options and strategies- incentives for community mobilisation and development

- address real constraints (labor-saving or cash-saving?)

3. Ensure social protection- more than “safety nets”

- children affected by HIV and AIDS

4. Build effective governance and capacity

Page 5: AIDS and Food Security: New Directions Stuart Gillespie International Food Policy Research Institute 14 March, Geneva

Challenges• Beware AIDS exceptionalism

– Use an HIV lens, not a filter• Think livelihoods, not agriculture• Beware “either/or” mentality

– ARVs are not the (single) answer• Diversity, context-specificity…but need for scale-up• Use/adapt tools to move from understanding to

responding• Evidence-based action (but don’t wait for last 5%!)• Learn by doing (action research), by monitoring,

evaluating and by communicating• Innovate, document and disseminate• Balancing quality, speed, and capacity• Linking food security with nutrition (nutrition security)

Page 6: AIDS and Food Security: New Directions Stuart Gillespie International Food Policy Research Institute 14 March, Geneva

The Regional Network on HIV/AIDS, Rural

Livelihoods, and Food Security (RENEWAL)

Facilitated by IFPRI, RENEWAL brings together national networks of researchers, policymakers, public & private

organizations, and NGOs to focus on the interactions between HIV/AIDS and food and nutrition security.

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Core pillars/processes of RENEWAL

Action research

CommunicationsCapacity

Page 8: AIDS and Food Security: New Directions Stuart Gillespie International Food Policy Research Institute 14 March, Geneva

RENEWAL active in Kenya, Uganda, Malawi, South Africa, Zambia

Page 9: AIDS and Food Security: New Directions Stuart Gillespie International Food Policy Research Institute 14 March, Geneva

The Effects of HIV/AIDS on Agricultural Production Systems in Zambia: A Restudy

CARE International ZambiaInternational HIV/AIDS Alliance, FAO

HIV/AIDS and Community Resilience in Zambia: Understanding the Implications for Food and Nutrition Policies

Farming Systems Association of ZambiaMinistry of AgricultureMichigan State UniversityIFPRI Washington DC

HIV/AIDS, Food and Nutrition Security in South Africa: Understanding and Responding

University of Western Cape, South AfricaIFPRI, Washington DC

Promoting agricultural innovation in AIDS affected rural households in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

Farmer Support Group, KwaZulu-NatalVrije Universiteit, Amsterdam

HIV/AIDS, land reform and land-based livelihoods in 3 provinces in South Africa

Human Sciences Research Council, South Africa

Impact of HIV/AIDS on inter- and intra-generational information flows among smallholder farmers, Malawi

Chancellor College, MalawiICRISAT-Malawi

HIV/AIDS, rural livelihoods and depeasantisation in Malawi: finding pathways to social recovery

CARE International MalawiCenter of Social Research, MalawiUniversity of Leiden, Netherlands

Farming Systems and Resilience to HIV/AIDS in Malawi

Institute for Policy Research and Analysis for Dialogue, Blantyre, Chancellor College

First Phase RENEWAL Studies (2004-2006)

Page 10: AIDS and Food Security: New Directions Stuart Gillespie International Food Policy Research Institute 14 March, Geneva

Dealing with vulnerability: parents efforts to secure the future of their children (regional)

University of Cape Town, University of KwaZulu Natal, IFPRI, Southern Africa Vulnerability Initiative (SAVI)

Tuberculosis: An Additional Tipping Stress to Poor Households in South Africa and Zambia

Stellenbosch University, S.Africa; University Teaching Hospital, Zambia

HIV/AIDS, Food and Nutrition Security and Urban-Rural Linkages in Southern Africa

IFPRI, RENEWAL, Southern African Migration Project

Impact of a Nutrition Intervention for People Living with HIV in Western Kenya, and its Role in their Support Systems

Moi University, AMPATH, IFPRI, Columbia University USA, World Bank

HIV/AIDS Mortality and the Role of Woodland Resources in the Maintenance of Household Food Security in Rural Limpopo Province, South Africa.

SUNRAE Program; University of Witwatersrand, University of Colorado at Boulder, USA

Gender Issues in HIV/AIDS and Food/Nutrition security among Internally Displaced People’s Camps in Uganda

Makerere University

Land Ownership and Food Security in Uganda: A Study of the Use and Control of Land Among Households of Women Affected by HIV/AIDS in Four Districts

Makerere University and National Community of Women Living with HIV/AIDS

The Effects on Rural Livelihoods of Increasing Rates of HIV/AIDS-related Illness and Death in Zomba South, Malawi

Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, Bunda College of Agriculture, Zomba

Second Phase RENEWAL Studies (2006-2008)