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Sustainable livestock. For People, for the Planet Jeroen Dijkman, FAO

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Sustainable livestock. For People, for the Planet Jeroen Dijkman, FAO

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AGENDA SCOPE & FOCUS

What?

http://youtu.be/3NmL8DjMOXQ

INTRODUCING THE AGENDA

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What is the Agenda ?

GLOBAL AGENDA OF ACTION IN SUPPORT

OF SUSTAINABLE LIVESTOCK SECTOR DEVELOPMENT

o The planet as a resource, as a home, as a common future

o Public good nature of the environmental and social challenges

o Global economic integration of the sector

o Local action/global impact

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What is the Agenda ?

GLOBAL AGENDA OF ACTION IN SUPPORT

OF SUSTAINABLE LIVESTOCK SECTOR DEVELOPMENT

A list of things to do

(for all stakeholders)

o Improve resource use

o Continuous change

o Carried by a joint vision

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What is the Agenda ?

GLOBAL AGENDA OF ACTION IN SUPPORT

OF SUSTAINABLE LIVESTOCK SECTOR DEVELOPMENT

o Practice change (do things differently)

o Requires knowledge and incentives

o Leads to innovation and investment

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What is the Agenda ?

GLOBAL AGENDA OF ACTION IN SUPPORT

OF SUSTAINABLE LIVESTOCK SECTOR DEVELOPMENT

o Public sector: support policies, research and investment; advocacy and awareness building

o Private sector: Innovation and investment; applied knowledge; guidelines; links to market

o Civil society/NGO: advocacy and awareness building; links to marginalized sector actors

o Academia: Research and analysis for technical and institutional innovation; methodologies

o Inter-governmental organizations: coordination and brokering; support analysis and investments; capacity development

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What is the Agenda ?

GLOBAL AGENDA OF ACTION IN SUPPORT

OF SUSTAINABLE LIVESTOCK SECTOR DEVELOPMENT

o Sustainability: not a state but a continuous process of improvement

o Livestock: Terrestrial and kept for food domesticated species

o Sector approach: considering the diversity of production systems, involving the sector stakeholders

o Development: improved resource use to support livelihoods, long-term food security and economic development

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AGENDA PROCESS

How?

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Developments so far

o Consultation process started in 2010 (FAO COAG) Dialogue group: voluntary, improve sector performance

o The Brasilia consensus

First Multi-stakeholder platform meeting, May 2011

Endorsement of the Agenda’s nature

o The Phuket Roadmap

Second Multi-stakeholder platform meeting, December 2011

Endorsement of the Agenda’s focus

o Interim Preparatory Committee meetings

2012: Endorsement of the Agenda’s functions

o COAG endorsement of the Agenda: Rome, May 2012

o Focus Area Workshops, Rome, Seoul and Brasilia, Spring 2012

o Workshop Turning the Agenda into concrete actions

o Rome, September 2012

o The Agenda Consensus

Third multi-stakeholder platform meeting, Nairobi, January 2013

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A CONSENSUS

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Achievements so far

Consensus on :

o The objective: Continuous improvement of livestock sector’s resource use efficiency

o The nature of the Agenda

o Three focus areas

o The initial set up

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Improve natural resource use efficiency

o Despite higher resource costs, sector growth will continue

o Huge performance gaps within systems/ species and across countries

o Large potential for social, economic and environmental gains.

o Technical solutions are available but policies need to be better aligned.

o Safeguards: respect socially desirable outcomes (public health, animal genetic diversity, animal welfare…

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Nature of the Agenda

o Multi-stakeholder partnership

o Open and voluntary

o Inclusive and consensual

o Direction of change

o Knowledge based

o Respect

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Three focus areas

o Closing the efficiency gap Application of existing technologies (through public-private and other forms of partnership)

o Restoring value to grassland Better management of grazing land for C sequestration, protection of water and biodiversity, enhanced productivity and livelihoods (financial and institutional innovations)

o Towards Zero discharge Recovering and recycling nutrients and energy from manure (planning tools and regulatory and incentive frameworks)

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Functions of the partnership

o Consult & Network To build consensus and share knowledge on technology, best practices, policies and institutional environments.

o Analyze & Inform To better understand resource use issues, to develop harmonized methods to measure resource use efficiency and to identify entry points for improvements.

o Guide & Pilot To provide strategic guidance on innovation and investments and to catalyze resource use efficient practices at scale.

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Initial set up

o Open Multi-Stakeholder Platform for consensus building on priority issues and actions

o Guiding Group for overall direction, communication and stakeholder connection

- only for signatories of the consensus

o Focus Area groups to implement the partnership joint work programs (assessments

and tools)- only for signatories of the consensus

o Support Group(s) For coordination and consensus building, assistance and

guidance, support to Focus Area groups and formation of ad hoc expert teams, communication strategy.

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LATEST AGENDA DEVELOPMENTS

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Latest developments

o Multi-Stakeholder Action for Sustainable Livestock. Side-event held during FAO conference on 17 June

o Consolidation of focus area groups, work programmes and designation of Guiding Group representatives. First meeting of Guiding Group held on 17/18 June in FAO, Rome

o Mobilization, communication and additional funding. Consensus signing progressing (http://www.livestockdialogue.org/partners/en/) - various donor negotiations ongoing

o Scoping activities underway. Including FA workshops between June-August 2013

o Next MSP meeting in early October 2013 (Ottawa, Canada). Including evaluation and possible refinements of the initial set up, and presentation of new implementation modalities

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thank you

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