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CIRCASA
- 1. Ecologic Institute ecologic.eu CIRCASA Coordination of International Research Cooperation on soil CArbon Sequestration in Agriculture Rome, 21 March 2018 Sophie Ittner
- 2. Ecologic Institute ecologic.eu Background 2Coordination of International Research Cooperation on soil Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture www.circasa-project.eu Horizon 2020 coordination and support action Duration: Oct 2017 – Oct 2020 Global reach with 24 Partners Coordination: Dr. Jean-François Soussana (INRA) Partner: CIRCASA, 4 per 1000, GRA, FACCE JPI, CCAFS
- 3. Ecologic Institute ecologic.eu Objectives Coordination of International Research Cooperation on soil Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture 3 1. Strengthen the international research community 2. Improve our understanding 3. Co-design a strategic research agenda 4. Create an International Research Consortium www.circasa-project.eu Credit: blueenayim/iStock https://www.llnl.gov/news/llnl-researchers-study- soil-microbiome
- 4. Ecologic Institute ecologic.eu Approach 4Coordination of International Research Cooperation on soil Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture www.circasa-project.eu
- 5. Ecologic Institute ecologic.eu Approach 5Coordination of International Research Cooperation on soil Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture www.circasa-project.eu
- 6. Ecologic Institute ecologic.eu WP1: Strengthening the research community and structuring knowledge Coordination of International Research Cooperation on soil Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture 6 1. Stocktaking and linking research networks and projects 2. Review and organise the science base of the project 3. harmonized geo-referenced data sets 4. pilot knowledge information system www.circasa-project.eu Prof. Pete Smith, University of Aberdeen WP-Leader:
- 7. Ecologic Institute ecologic.eu WP2: Addressing stakeholder’s views. Knowledge and research needs 7 1. Gathering perspectives on SOC sequestration 2. challenges to – and solutions for – the implementation of SOC 3. Review knowledge gaps and research needs Dr. Ana Frelih Larsen, Ecologic Institute WP-Leader: Coordination of International Research Cooperation on soil Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture www.circasa-project.eu
- 8. Ecologic Institute ecologic.eu WP3: Facilitating the establishment of an International Research Consortium (IRC) 8 1. Co-design a 2020-2025 Strategic Research Agenda 2. Explore activities, resources and governance for an IRC 3. Organise preparatory meetings, prepare the implementation plan (and the launch) Dr. Luca Montanarella, EC Joint Research Centre WP-Leader: Coordination of International Research Cooperation on soil Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture www.circasa-project.eu
- 9. Ecologic Institute ecologic.eu Stakeholder Engagement Approach Coordination of International Research Cooperation on soil Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture 9 www.circasa-project.eu Regional/national hubs Stakeholder Advisory Board Nigeria China Australia New Zealand EU Columbia Brazil USA Canada Russia Madagascar 25% Farmers‘ organisations 25% Conservation agriculture 15% NGOs 10% Foundations & investment funds 10% Land owners 15% Business and industry 10% Tech/Scientific unions & centers
- 10. Ecologic Institute ecologic.eu Side events Regional/national hubs 10Coordination of International Research Cooperation on soil Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture www.circasa-project.eu Workshops One on one interviewsOnline survey Activities
- 11. Ecologic Institute ecologic.eu Workshops Online survey Side events Regional/national hubs 11Coordination of International Research Cooperation on soil Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture www.circasa-project.eu One on one interviews Get involved!
- 12. Ecologic Institute ecologic.eu Ecologic Institute Pfalzburger Str. 43/44 10717 Berlin Germany Tel. +49 (30) 86880-0 ecologic.eu Thank you! Any Questions? Sophie Ittner (M.Sc. ) sophie.ittner@ecologic.eu 12Coordination of International Research Cooperation on soil Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture www.circasa-project.eu
- 13. Ecologic Institute ecologic.eu Types of stakeholders 13 Farmer International Research Initiative or programme Research institute or university Public / government authority International Policy Maker (e.g. EU or UN institution) Non-profit environmental organisation Non-profit development/food security organisation Farmers’ Association Landowners’ Association Agricultural Extension / Farm Advisory Financial industry: Insurance or banks Agricultural supply industry: fertilisers, machinery or other inputs Food Industry: food production, processing and marketing Retail companies: marketing and selling Private foundation Coordination of International Research Cooperation on soil Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture www.circasa-project.eu
- 14. Ecologic Institute ecologic.eu Online survey • Background questions on SOC • Questions related to the current management in relation to SOC: • Barriers for implementing SOC management options • Contribution of SOC management to reducing greenhouse gas emissions • Contribution of SOC management to food security and sustainable agriculture • Major knowledge gaps on all these aspects 14Coordination of International Research Cooperation on soil Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture www.circasa-project.eu
- 15. Ecologic Institute ecologic.eu Stakeholder Advisory Board (StAB) IFOAM organics international Andre LEU COPA-COGECA Evangelos KOUMENTAKOS The Global Conservation Agriculture Network (GCAN) Gérard RASS European Conservation Agriculture Federation (ECAF) Gottlieb BASCH Sustainable food trust Richard YOUNG Centre de Suivi Ecologique (CSE) Assize TOURE International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Dr Jonathan Davies Climate-KIC Daniel ZIMMER World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) Matthew REDDY European Landowners Organization Marie-Alice BUDNIOK The Nature Conservancy Deborah BOSSIO WWF Birgit WILHELM (TBC) 15Coordination of International Research Cooperation on soil Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture www.circasa-project.eu
- 16. Ecologic Institute ecologic.eu Stakeholder Advisory Board (StAB) 16 • email exchanges per year: max 1 - 2hrs in total of your time • provide feedback on the survey: max 1hr in 1st year • suggestions for stakeholders: max 1hr in 1st year • one online call with the StAB per year • first year: conversation / interview with on questions 1 – 3 • second and third year: group call where we discuss specific issues arising from the work max 2 hrs • one in-person meeting to provide feedback on analysis of stakeholders‘ perspectives and research gaps and the formulation of the strategic research agenda: 1 - 2days (depending on availability) Coordination of International Research Cooperation on soil Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture www.circasa-project.eu
- 17. Ecologic Institute ecologic.eu Regional /national hubs: Where? 17 Name Region Partner 1 Madagascar Africa LRI 2 Nigeria Africa IITA 3 China Asia CAAS 4 Australia Australia CSIRO 5 New Zealand Australia NZAGRC 6 Denmark Europe AU 7 Columbia Latin America CIAT 8 Brazil Latin America EMBRAPA 9 USA North America CSU 10 Canada North America AAFC 11 Russia Russia AAFC Coordination of International Research Cooperation on soil Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture www.circasa-project.eu
- 18. Ecologic Institute ecologic.eu Coordination 18 www.circasa-project.eu Coordination of International Research Cooperation on soil Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture Project Coordinator: Dr. Jean-François Soussana Scientific Officer: Dr. Cristina Arias-Navarro Communication Officer: Mr. Matteo De Donà Administrative and Financial Officer: Mr. Adrien Nusca WP 1: Prof. Pete Smith, University of Aberdeen WP 2: Dr. Ana Frelih Larsen, Ecologic Institute WP 3: Dr. Luca Montanarella, EC Joint Research Centre WP 4: Dr. Peter Kuikman, Wageningen Research WP 5: Dr. Jean-François Soussana, INRA Project team (INRA): Work package leaders:
- 19. Ecologic Institute ecologic.eu Knowledge information system Including (ideally): Soil carbon and soil properties maps (ISRIC) Climatic data (reconstruction) Land use Primary productivity (GPP, NPP) Agricultural systems and practices Human appropriation of NPP, yields, fertilizers, irrigation Allowing to project SOC baseline (current), SOC improvement (for range of practices) Projections based on soil C models (forward or inverse mode), possibly modulated by nutrients 19Coordination of International Research Cooperation on soil Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture www.circasa-project.eu
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Thank you to Marc for giving us the opportunity to briefly speak to you about the Horizon2020 project “Coordination of International Research Cooperation on soil CArbon Sequestration in Agriculture” – , or , in short CIRCASA. My name is Sophie Ittner; I am researcher in the area of agriculture & Soils at Ecologic Institute. At EI we’ve done quite a bit of work in recent years on soil protection policies. For example, we coordinated the Soil Inventory Project for DG Environment, we’ve done work in the area on Land Degradation Neutrality, and in RECARE project, which comes to an end this year, we’re lead the workpackage on impact assessment of EU policies. In Circasa, we lead the work package on stakeholder engagement. In the presentation, I‘ll give you an overview of the project and then outline the stakeholder engagement activities.
- To start off, some background on the project: CIRCASA is a coordination and support action. The Project started in October 2017 and runs until October 2020. It has global reach including 24 partners. Together with associated initiatives such as 4 per 1000, Circasa has direct outreach to a total of 82 countries, accounting for 85% of the world’s total research on soil C sequestration in agriculture. The project is coordinated by Dr. Jean-François Soussana at INRA, and the majority of the funding is also allocated to European Partners
- The overarching goal of CIRCASA is to develop international synergies concerning research and knowledge exchange on carbon sequestration in agricultural soils in the EU and globally with active engagement of all relevant stakeholders. This includes four specific objectives: First: Strengthen the international research community on soil carbon sequestration in relation to climate change and food security; Second: Improve our understanding in different agricultural systems and pedo-climatic conditions and its potential for climate change mitigation and adaptation and for increasing food production; Third: Co-design a strategic research agenda with stakeholders on soil carbon sequestration in agriculture; Fourth: Better structure the international research cooperation in this field and create an International Research Consortium.
- The core approach of CIRCASA consists of three interacting work packages and is underpinned by a communication and outreach strategy (WP4) and by project management (WP5). An online collaborative platform (OCP) will support the development of a knowledge system on soil carbon in agriculture and the communication and outreach strategy. In the following I will give you a bit more Information on the three core work packages
- WP1 focuses on strengthening the research community on SOC and to structure knowledge in an online knowledge information system. This WP is lead by Prof. Pete Smith and includes four tasks: First WP1 takes stock of and links existing research networks and projects Collaborating with these, WP1 reviews scientific and technical evidence and forms the scientific basis of the project In the next step CIRCASA will develops harmonized geo-referenced data sets coming from a range of different sources All this information will be organized in a pilot knowledge information system
- In WP2, we focus on gathering stakeholder views in order to identify knowledge and research needs emerging from stakeholder perspectives and experiences. This WP is lead by Ana Frelih Larsen and facilitates a structured dialogue with stakeholders. We gather their perspectives on SOC sequestration and the potential for soil carbon management to contribute to climate change mitigation and adaptation and the SDGs. We also aim to identify and assess challenges and solutions for the implementation of SOC sequestration options. Finally, we´ll synthesize knowledge gaps and research needs emerging from stakeholder perspectives and their assessment of options.
- Building on the outcomes of WP1 and WP2, WP3 will facilitate the establishment of a strategic research agenda and an international research consortium. WP3 is lead by Dr. Luca Montanarella and will co-design a Strategic Research Agenda (SRA) for SOC sequestration for 2020-2025, grounded on scientific evidence and stakeholder knowledge needs. Furthermore WP3 will explore activities, resources and governance for an IRC on agricultural soil carbon and draft a work plan. Finally WP3 will organize preparatory meetings, prepare the implementation plan and potentially the launch.
- Our approach to stakeholder engagement includes two main elements…. 1) Regional/national hubs and 2) a StAB First, we interact with stakeholders via so-called regional/national hubs. These are spread across11 regions in the world. The approach for interacting with stakeholders differs across the hubs, depending on the context and the resources that the partners have available. Most hubs don’t receive direct funding from the EU, so their activities are based on their own contribution. The hubs are established to ensure that a broad range of perspectives are captured; however, we expect that the most active engagement will happen in Europe. In addition to the hubs, we have a stakeholder advisory board. The Board will support our method development, help us identify relevant stakeholders and knowledge needs and to assess challenges to the implementation of different management options.
- In close collaboration with our partners an online survey is being prepared. It will first be tested in English, and translated in some cases into national languages. In most cases, individual interviews will be conducted in different regions. And in every regional hub a workshop will be organized with key stakeholders. Consortium partners will also organize side events and participate at international and European conferences and events/stakeholder meetings. In terms of timing in the EU: We expect to roll out the online survey by end of April / beginning of May We‘ll be conducting one-on-one interviews over the summer, September The workshop will be organized sometime in late Autumn (October – November) We‘re hoping to organize a site event during the COP in Poland in December
- We are still identifying national, regional and global key stakeholder on SOC and we would appreciated if you could provide additional contacts or suggest important stakeholders for your country. We would also very much welcome your participation in the online survey and/ or in one-on-one interviews. If you are interested to find out more about the project, to receive our newsletters and, especially if you are willing to participate in our stakeholder engagement work, please enter your information on the contact form (you can distribute these at this point), or send me an email, or speak to me during the break.
- Suggest type of stakeholders for their country