Presented by John McDermott to the ILRI workshop on safety of animal source foods with an emphasis on the informal sectors, New Delhi, India, 8 February 2011
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1. Introducing the new CGIAR structure and relations John
McDermott (ILRI) ILRI workshop on safety of animal source foods
with an emphasis on the informal sectors, New Delhi, India, 8
February 2011
2. New CGIAR structure and relations
3. Food Security Environmental Sustainability Poverty reduction
Income/Assets I mpacts Intent indicators Development Outcomes
Engaged with development Outcome partners Policies and Institutions
Capacities to adapt and implement knowledge and technology
solutions Investments Research Outcomes Co-responsible with
Research and development partners Implementation Enabling
Environment Outputs and milestones accountable Strategic Framework
logical outline To be developed MPs and MPCs in Portfolio focusing
on food security, environmental sustainability and poverty
reduction linked to development outcomes in collaboration with
public and private research and development partners To be
developed
4. Consortium Research Portfolio Thematic Areas and Programs
Agricultural systems for the poor and vulnerable
(drylands, humid, coastal and aquatic)
Enabling agricultural incomes for the poor
Optimizing productivity of global food staples
(rice, wheat, maize, dryland cereals, legume, root and
tubers,
livestock and fish)
Agriculture for improved nutrition and health
Water, soils and ecosystems
Forests and trees
Climate change and agriculture
5. Consortium Research Portfolio Livestock in 7 different
Programs
Agricultural systems for the poor and vulnerable
(drylands, humid) 20%
Enabling agricultural incomes for the poor 4%
Optimizing productivity of global food staples
(livestock and fish) 42%
Agriculture for improved nutrition and health (20%)
Water, soils and ecosystems (4%)
Climate change and agriculture (10%)
6. MP 3.7 Livestock and Fish Target Value Chains (tentative)
Smallholder pigs in Vietnam and Uganda
Smallholder small ruminants in Mali and Ethiopia
Smallholder aquaculture in Uganda
Smallholder dairying in Tanzania and India
Smallholder dual-purpose cattle in Nicaragua
7. And still generating wider benefits Value chain assessment
methods platform Delivery strategies platforms Productivity
technologies platforms Consumers Consumers Consumers Consumers
Consumers
8. And still generating wider benefits
9. Improved Agriculture Poverty Reduction Food Security Environ
Sustainability NUTRITION HEALTH Maximizing Benefits Reducing Risks
Water-related diseases Food borne diseases Zoonotic diseases
Occupational hazards Emerging diseases Incomes and employment
Dietary quality Gender equity Vulnerable and marginal populations
Populations exposed to agriculture intensification TARGET
POPULATIONS
10. Nutrition Health Gender, Capacity, Institutions,
Technologies, Practices and systems , Environment VISION OF THE
MEGA PROGRAM ON AGRICULTURE FOR IMPROVED NUTRITION & HEALTH 3
Agriculture-Associated Diseases Control + Prevention 4 Integrated
Ag-Hlth-Nutr Programming 1 Nutrition-Sensitive Value Chain 5-
Policy 2 Biofortification of Staple + others Nutrient Intake
Disease Risk Transform agriculture Improved agriculture Behavior
Change
11. Climate Variability and Change 1. Adaptation to Progressive
Climate Change 2. Adaptation Pathways for Current Climate Risk 3.
Poverty Alleviation through Mitigation Technologies, practices,
policies and capacity enhancement: 4. Diagnosis and Scenarios for
Making Strategic Choices Enhanced adaptive capacity in
agricultural, NRM & food systems Improved Environmental
Benefits Improved Livelihoods Improved Food Security Trade-offs and
synergies