Gcard2 breakout sessions

Provisional Draft-as of 1 October 2012

GCARD 2012: Breakout Sessions Outlines

SESSION F1: IMPROVING OUR VISIONS OF THE FUTURE
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Expected Outcome m Topic/Case Study Chair/Facilitator/Presenter
e
Understanding of the advantages of 1 Introduction Chair: Carlos Sere (IFAD)
bringing together different approaches and 4: Framing the Session: the GFH’s role Facilitator: Robin Bourgeois (GFAR)
what has been learnt regarding future 0
needs by bringing common analyses to 0
diverse foresight studies
1 Illustrative cases: The value of different ways of envisioning our futures (each
Generating collective awareness of the 4: case highlights objective, method, conclusions and impact).
scope and value of foresight in guiding 1 • The value of projections: Global Futures programme and projecting future
research, with commitments from those 0 needs • G. Nelson (IFPRI)
using diverse approaches to work in a
• The value of scenarios: European Standing Ctte on Agricultural Research
more integrated way
(SCAR 3) • E. Matthijs (Univ of Louvain)
• A Foresight framework for agricultural R&D of the LAC region • E. Diaz-Bonilla (CIAT consultant)
• From national foresight to policies: (Maroc 2030 and the Plan Vert) • M. Ait Kadi (CGDA Maroc)
• The value of communities envisioning their future through local scale • B. Shantiko (CoLUPSIA, Indonesia)
foresight: up scalable foresight-based land-use planning
1 Synthesis: Lessons learned from the analysis of existing foresight works • R. Bourgeois (GFAR)
5: (includes feedback from consultations)
0
0
1 Q&A clarifying issues on issues raised in the presentations
5:
2
0

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1 Coffee break
5.
3
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1 Proposal: The role of the Global Foresight Hub in bringing multiple perspectives • H. de Haen (University of Gottingen)
6: to bear in raising emerging issues, shaping research priorities and
0 understanding implications for innovation and policies
0
1 Discussion: improving our visions of the future Including perspectives & commitments from
6: responding panellists: farmer, research leader
3 (TBI)
0
1 Wrap up Session: Towards Common Commitments Chair
7:
4
5
1 Close of the Session
8:
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SESSION F2: FORESIGHT GUIDING RESEARCH AND INNOVATION
Sub-Session F2.1: At National/Regional Level
Conclusions from region-by-region 0 Theme of the sub session: What role could smallholder farmers play in different Chair: Ruben Echeverria
consultations and pre-conference analyses 8: regions in meeting future needs in food and nutrition security, poverty alleviation Facilitator: Ajit Maru (GFAR)
of case studies: what can be learned when 3 and sustainable management of natural resources?
0
foresight approaches are added to existing
0 Highlights of regional views on research and innovation priorities for future Chairs of Regional Fora:
regional prioritization processes.
8: needs and impacts, combined with foresight review
4 • Latin America and Caribbean • FORAGRO
A set of collective actions agreed to 0 • Asia and the Pacific • APAARI
improve the use of foresight in making
• Sub Saharan Africa • FARA

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research and innovation systems more • Near East and North Africa • AARINENA
responsive to future development needs of • Central Asia and the Caucasus • CACAARI
small-holders through inclusive • Europe • EFARD
prioritization at local/regional level
1 Coffee break
0.
3
0
1 Discussion: new priorities and new challenges for meeting the future needs of
1: family farmers
0
0
1 Reflections on the issues raised Responding Panellists:
2: E. Penunia (AFA), M. Roozitalab (AARINENA)
0
0
1 Wrap up Session: Toward regional commitments Chair
2.
2
0
1 Close of Session
2:
3
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Sub-Session F2.2: At Global Level
A set of proposed collective actions agreed 0 Theme of the sub-session: What role could smallholder farmers play in meeting Chair: Maryam Rahmanian (CENESTA –
to improve the use of global foresight in 8: future needs in food and nutrition security, poverty alleviation and sustainable Iran; Vice Chair HLPE-CFS)
making research and innovation systems 3 management of natural resources? Facilitator: Frédéric Lapeyrie (CRAI)
more responsive to future development 0
needs at global level 0 Illustrative cases: What new insights global foresight has brought and how do
A set of proposed collective actions agreed 8. they shape research and policies (with also a discussion on smallholder farmers)
to give global foresight a stronger focus on 4 • 5 scenarios for 2050 - Conditions for Agriculture and Land use • I. Öborn (Swedish U. of Ag. Sciences)
smallholder farmers
0 • The future of food and farming (UK Foresight study) • C. Toulmin (IIED)

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• FAO perspectives 2050 • Dominique Van Der Mersbrugghe (FAO)
• From foresight to research programming: (Agrimonde and Dualine) • M. Guillou (Agreenium)
0 Synthesis from the foresight review: What new insights global foresight has • R. Bourgeois (GFAR)
9: brought and how they have shaped research and policies (with also a discussion
3 on smallholder farmers)
0
0 The foresight dimension into the CGIAR Strategy and Results Framework Action • F. Rijsberman (CEO, CGIAR Consortium)
9: Plan
4
5
1 Proposal: How a Forward Thinking Platform can improve our understanding of • S. Treyer (IDDRI)
0: future challenges
0
0
1 Coffee Break
0:
3
0
1 Discussion: Identifying priorities at global level and informing research to
1: respond to smallholder farmers’ future needs
0
0
1 Reflections on reshaping priorities and future challenges Responding Panellists:
2. S. Ayyappan (ICAR), J. Mutunga (KENFAP –
0 Kenya), B. Hubert (Agropolis)
0
1 Wrap up Session: Toward Commitments Chair
2.
1
5
1 Close of Session

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2:
3
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SESSION F3: THE VOICE OF SMALLHOLDERS IN SHAPING PRIORITIES
Sub-Session F3.1: Improving Foresight through Equitable Partnerships
A set of proposed collective actions agreed 1 Theme of the sub session: How can envisioning future needs be made more Chair: Fernando Lopez (CNFR)
to make foresight considerations better 3: inclusive? Facilitator: Sonali Bisht (IMHE)
targeted on the livelihood needs of 3
smallholder producers, through their 0
equitable participation in forward-looking,
1 Illustrative cases: Partnership practices in foresight
anticipatory research and analysis
3: • Foresight partnership practices with PROCISUR • E. Ruz (PROCISUR Ex Sec)
4 • Fostering partnership in foresight: the CCAFS scenarios on food security in • J. Verwoort (CCAFS)
5
E Africa
• Policy Dialogues for Prioritization of Demand Driven Agricultural Research • S. Mruthunjaya (APAARI/IFPRI/NARS)
for Development in South Asia (sub regional)
1 Synthesis: Equitable partnership for improved foresight, lessons learned from • G. Zwaart (Oxfam)
4: current practices
3
0
1 Discussion: How can foresight create a voice for smallholder farmers in shaping
4: priorities and innovation
4
5
1 Coffee Break
5:
3
0
1 Discussion continued
6:
0

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1 Reflections on practical actions to improve smallholders’ participation Responding Panellists:
6:
4
5
7:
0
0
1 Close of Session
7:
3
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Sub-Session F3.2: Developing Capacities for Improved Foresight
A set of proposed collective actions to 1 Theme of the sub session: How can we strengthen foresight capacities at Chair: Marion Guillou (AGREENIUM)
strengthen national foresight capabilities, 3: different scales and for different sectors Facilitator: Gustavo Ferreira (INIA,
for countries to determine their own future 3 Uruguay)
needs and take better account of the
0
particular needs of smallholder farmers
1 • The Global Foresight Academy: Developing foresight capacities in and for • R.Tabo FARA
3: Africa
4 • NB: A possible FORAGRO commitment for LAC Academy • J. French (FORAGRO)
5 • G. Henry (CIAT-CIRAD)
• How the CGIAR can support regional foresight capabilities
• Visioning Agriculture R&D: Indian Experience and Perspective • R. Chand (NCAP, India)
1 Perspectives from different sectors on addressing capacity needs for improved Representatives of different sectors (research,
4: foresight (Sectoral working groups in parallel) farmers, NGOs etc.)
3
0

1 Coffee Break
5:
3

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1 Highlights from discussions and actions required in 2012-2014 to enhance
6: capacities for improved foresight (All groups)
0
0
7: D. Bergvinson (BMGF)
0
0
7:
1
5
1 Close of Session
7:
3
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SESSION P1: PARTNERSHIPS TO ACHIEVE FOOD AND NUTRITION SECURITY

Sub-Session P1.1: National Food Security
Identify key constraints to be addressed 1 Introduction: embracing the complexity of Food Security Chair: Ken Cassman (HLPE-CFS & Right to
and required partnership commitments to 3: Food)
be implemented in 2012-2014 to build 3 Facilitator: Thomas Randolph (ILRI)
successful international partnerships
0
addressing food security
1 Large scale commodity systems Initiatives
3: • Innovative partnerships in MAIZE: the MasAgro experience • D. Watson (CRP Maize
4 CIMMYT/Mexico Masagro, INIFAP)
0 • The contribution of rice research to global Food Security • B. Bouman (CRP GRiSP – Rice)
• T. Randolph (CRP Livestock and fish)
• Mobilizing AR4D partnerships to improve access and consumption of
critical animal-source foods • H. Lucas (IRIWI France)
• The Wheat Initiative an international research initiative for wheat

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improvement

1 Strengthening regional and national innovation pathways and regional strategies
4: and policies for Food security
3 • Wheat Improvement in Asia FAO/APAARI/CIMMYT/ICARDA/JIRCAS • T. Lumpkin (CIMMYT) or APAARI
0 Representative
• National Food Security Mission (India) • S. Ayyappan (ICAR)
1 Discussion The Plenary
5:
0
0
1 Coffee Break
5:
3
0
1 Farmer involvement in scaling-out impacts on major crops
6: • AGRA public-private • M. Kroma (AGRA/AWARD)
0 • ALINe study on feedback loops • W. Dogbe (CSIR Ghana)
0
• Effectiveness of AR4D in SSA from the perspectives of varietal output and • T. Walker (MSU)
adoption
1 Discussion Participants
6:
3
0
1 Reflections on the issues raised: practical implications in improving food security Responding Panellists:
7: L. Antoine (Pioneer); N. Van Bo (Vietnam
0 VAAS)
0
1 Wrap up Session Chair
7:

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0
1 Close of Session
7:
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Sub-Session P1.2: Household Nutrition Security
Practical steps to incorporate nutrition into 1 Introduction: Ending Hunger and Ensuring Nutrition Worldwide Chair: Barbara Burlingame (FAO)
national, regional and international AR4D 3: Facilitator: Lynn Brown (WFP)
agendas, systems and processes over the 3
period to 2014, targeting smallholders, 0
women and children
1 Panel of practitioners on meeting nutrition needs through diverse approaches Panellists:
3: • M. Aït-Aïssa (Action contre la Faim (ACF)
4 – [Africa example];
0 • E. Hillenbrand, Helen Keller Intl
(Cambodia, Bangladesh);
• D. Keatinge (Diversity for Development)
1 Global push for action through large scale initiatives in nutrition :Agricultural • J. Mc Dermott (CRP4)
4. Research taking on the Nutrition Challenge; Sustainable production and • B. Burlingame (FAO)
2 sustainable diets
• Y. Hoberg (SAFANSI)/ Secure Nutrition;
0 • A. Tollervey (DFID-LCIRAH)
• L. Brown (World Food Program -
GDPRD/GAP)
1 Coffee Break
5:
3
0

6:
0

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0

1 The road ahead – priorities for taking the agenda forward and the role of Responding Panellists:
6: different actors
4 AGRA/CAADP, BMGF, DFID, CIDA (?)
0 Embrapa/Harvest Plus, Shantanu Mathur
(IFAD), Daniela Alfaro (CGIAR), BMGF, D.
Minella (Ajinomoto), Coke tbc

7:
1
5

1 Close of Session
7:
3
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SESSION P2: PARTNERSHIPS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESILIENCE

Sub-Session P2.1: Sustainable Use of Biodiversity

Concerted regional actions implemented 0 Introduction: Outcomes of the Science Forum Chair: Mr. Braulio Ferreira de Souza Dias
through the new partnerships for AR4D 8: (CBD Executive Secretary) or Alexander
that enhance resilience and sustainable 3 Müller (FAO)
use of natural resources at local and
0 Facilitator:
landscape scales.
0 Sustainable Use of Biodiversity • S. Grando (CG Consortium joint reflections
9: on agrobiodiversity);
0 • Sh. Bhatti (ITPGRFA/GCDT);
0
• A. Elhalwagi (WANA Network AARINENA);
• K. Atta-Krah (APAARI Suwon & Bioversity)

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9:
5
0
1 Coffee Break
0:
3
0
1 •
1: • H. Shapiro (Orphan Crops Initiative, WWF,
0 DuPont, MARS, etc)
0
• R. Ghodake (PNG-NARI)
1 Interventions from the Plenary All participants
1:
4
0
1 Reflections on the issues raised Responding Panelists:
2: GPP D4D,
1 Other Designated Respondents
0
2:
2
0
1 Close of Session
2:
3
0

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Sub-Session P2.2: Land, Water, Forests and Landscapes

Concerted regional actions implemented 0 Introduction: Outcomes of the Science Forum Chair: Jeff Sayer (ISPC)
through the new partnerships for AR4D 8: Facilitator: Sara Scherr (EcoAgriculture
that enhance resilience and sustainable 3 Partners)
use of natural resources at local and 0
landscape scales.
0 Ecosystem Resilience and Multi-stakeholder Governance • S. Cook (Water: CRP 5);
8: • J. Turok (ICARDA-CAC) More effective
4
actions for the Aral Sea
5
• W. Kabir (BARC Bangladesh) Indo-
Gangetic Plains Rice-Wheat Consortium:
• Organic Agriculture (NGOs)
• I. Mello (Brazilian Federation of No-till
Associations)
1 Coffee Break
0:
3
0
1 Ecosystem Resilience and Multi-stakeholder Governance • R. Nasi (CRP 6 forest biodiversity use)
1: • S. Simons (AIRCA)
0
0
• S. Scherr (EcoAgriculture Partners) on
Landscape management
1 How to reach impacts at scale in NRM? J. Sayer (ISPC)
1:
3
0

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1:
5
0
2:
2
0
1 Close of Session
2:
3
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Sub-Session P2.3: Climate Change

Collective alliance agreed integrating 0 Introduction: Achieving Food Security in the Face of Climate Change: Chair: Federica Rossi (WMO)
programmes on climate change adaptation 8: Recommendations of the Commission of the Sustainable Agriculture and Facilitator: Mainza Mugoya (EAFF)
& mitigation at national, regional and 3 Climate Change – Why we need a step change in our partnerships models?
international levels over the two years 0
ahead.
0 How understanding of climate change scenarios has shaped new regional
8: partnerships in research for development
5 • Climate change forecasts: implications for regional climate change • J. Kinyangi (Regional Program Leader
0 partnerships ILRI/CCAFS)
• Global Research Alliance for Agricultural Greenhouse Gases • H. Montgomery (GRA-AGG)
0 Regional approaches towards climate-smart agriculture
9: • Developing regional AR4D responses to climate change implications • M. Al Ajlouni (AARINENA/WMO)
1 • Building Regional Community Learning Platforms for Climate Change • A. Yaye (ANAFE)
0
and Food Security
0 Addressing national needs through AR4D processes
9:

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3 • Fighting against desertification: Africa, Brazil and France • M. Bouvet (AIRD)
0
• Improving Adaptation to Climate Change for Sustainable Development • W. Baethgen (International Institute for
in the Agricultural Sector of Uruguay: The National Agricultural Research on Climate and Society (IRI))
Information System

9:
5
0
1 Coffee break
0:
3
0
1 Research initiatives to integrate local communities into AR4D processes
1:
0 • Community engagement in forest management for adaptation and • A. Sitoe (Mozambique University/ CRP6)
0 mitigation
• Climate Change and Agriculture in Ghana: Issues, Research Initiatives • J. Naab (CSIR)
and Partnerships

1:
2
0
1 Establishing the Global Alliance: to inform policy and practice “Foresight and Action Plan (as panel):
1: partnerships, from global to local levels, for climate change adaptation and • R. Echeverria (CIAT/CCAFS)
5 mitigation” • W. Oyhantcabal, GRA-Agriculture
0
Greenhouse Gases

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• E. Fernandez (World Bank)
• K. Sivi Njojo (SDI, Kenya Progamme
Director-CRP connected)
2:
2
0

1 Close of Session
2:
3
0
SESSION P3: PARTNERSHIPS FOR LIVELIHOOD IMPACTS

Sub-Session P3.1: Innovations for Better Livelihoods

Identified and defined effective strategies 1 What is needed in the approach? Chair: Rodney Cooke
for implementing innovation partnerships 3: Facilitator: Neth Dano (ETC Group)
and producing the evidence and 3
understanding required for impact in 0
global, regional and national programs 1 Introduction: the livelihoods policy context • R. Cooke (IFAD Rural poverty report 2011)
addressing poverty reduction and 3: • R. Meinzen-Dick (CRP Policies &
improving livelihoods at scale 4
institutions Policy research to meet
0
livelihood & gender needs)
1 Panel: Stakeholders’ approach to AR4D • A.Dave (India)
4: • A. Waters-Bayer (INSARD/CSO-GARD
0
CSO Network)
0
• P. Kiriro (EAFF)
1 Putting the approach into practice: Establishing effective livelihood research • P. Dugan (CRP Aquatic Agricultural

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4: partnerships for impact at scale Systems for the poor and vulnerable)
2 • W. Payne (CRP Dryland Agriculture)
0
4:
5
0
1 Coffee Break
5:
3
0
1 Working with national innovation pilot learning sites and inter-regional innovation • A. Adekunle FARA SSA-CP (now CRP 1.2
6: platforms on Humid Tropics),
0 • G. Thiele (CRP Roots tubers & bananas)
0
1 Discussion Building partnerships for livelihood impacts at
6: scale, around the above examples
3
0
1 Reflections on the issues raised S. Nour (CARE; CRP partner), W. Dar
7: (ICRISAT)
0
0
7:
1
5
1 Close of session
7:
3
0
Sub-Session P3.2: Turning Innovations into Market Opportunities

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Collective programme partnership to 1 Introduction Chair: Philip Kiriro
strengthen smallholder-to-market linkages 3: Facilitator: Felicity Proctor (ESFIM)
for agricultural innovation to increase 3
farmers’ profits, benefit households and 0
improve rural livelihoods 1 Enabling Environments and policies for smallholders • Karen Brooks (CRP Policies & Markets
3: • Ruben Mendez (Chile Alimentos)
4
0
• R. Carlson (World Farmers Organization)
4:
4
0
1 Coffee Break
5:
3
0
1 Fostering Smallholder Entrepreneurship • G. Ton (ESFIM collective);
6: • J. Mutunga (KENFAP Farmers’
0
Organization Kenya);
0
• Sh. Chavez Carballo (Costa Rica)
• L. Castillo (Junta Nacional de Cafe)
6:
3
0
1 Reflections on the issues raised Responding panellists:
7: R. Carlson (World Farmers Organization); M.
1 El-Kholy (Olive Network); B. Alimgazinova

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0 (AgroInnovation, Kazakhstan)
7:
2
0
1 Close of Session
7:
3
0
Sub-Session P3.3: Rebuilding Livelihoods in Protracted Crises

A new collective initiative launched to help 1 Introduction Chair: Cardinal Oscar Andres Rodriguez
rebuild and revitalize communities to move 3: Maradiaga (President of Caritas)
from dependency to self-sufficiency by 3 Facilitator: Irene Frempong (FARA)
mobilizing the role of agricultural 0
knowledge and innovation in post-conflict
and fragile States 1 • Post-conflict countries • I. Frempong (FARA: results of workshop
3: on capacity for agricultural innovation in
5 post-conflict countries)
0 • Protracted Crises: Horn of Africa • L. Alinovi (FAO Horn of Africa
Programme & WFP Purchase for
Progress)
• Rwanda: a country example • J.-J. Mbonigaba (Government of
Rwanda, Ag Board)
• Civil society organizations as knowledge providers, rebuilding
communities • TBD Action contre la Faim (ACF)
4:
3
0

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1 Coffee Break
5:
3
0
1 • Role of International Systems • M. Solh (ICARDA)
6: • Afghanistan - provision of innovative technologies • J. Rizvi (ICARDA-Afghanistan)
0
0
• Iraq – replacing lost AR4D • S. Badr Fatlawi (ARS/ICARDA)
• Haiti post earthquake • M.R.Pierre Louis (Haiti, IICA)
6:
4
0
1 Reflections on the issues raised: requirements for collective action Responding Panellists:
7: FAO-CFS, UNDP adviser, WFP, Caritas
0
0
7:
2
0
1 Close of Session
7:
3
0
SESSION C 1: New Investments

Sub-Session C 1.1: Public Investments

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New evidence brought together on public 1 Introduction to the Sub-Session Chair: Julie Howard (USAID)
investments and returns for advocating 4: Facilitator: Nienke Beintema (ASTI)
greater public investment 0
0

1 Monitoring AR4D investments around the world:
4:
1 • The L’Aquila Initiative on Food Security and Working group on • J. Shrier (Acting Special Representative
0 Reporting and Managing for Development Results (AFSI-MfDR) for Global Food Security at U.S.
Department of State)

• K. Hussein, OECD/APF(Africa Partnership
• OECD/DAC Mutual Review on Development Effectiveness, and
Forum)
Creditor Reporting System(CRS)
• A. Di Giulio, DG RTD/Dir E, EC
• Horizon 2020

1 • CGIAR Fund investment trends • J. Wadsworth (CGIAR Fund)
4:
4 • AR4D donor investment in Africa EIARD study assessing donor support • D. Radcliffe (EFARD)
0 to CAADP Pillar 4 (July 2011)

• Tracking AR4D investments and capacities at Regional and National • N. Beintema (ASTI with Regional Fora
levels: APAARI, AARINENA, CACAARI, FARA, FORAGRO Summaries)

Discussion The Plenary
1
5:
1
0

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Coffee Break
1
5:
3
0

1 Returns on national and international investments
6: • Impacts of investments by BRICS • U. Lele – Study on India, Brazil, China,
0 Indonesia
0 • Center for Chinese Agricultural Policy (CAAS) • TBI (CAAS)

1 • Determining investment impacts from CGIAR • D. Gollin (SPIA Chair – by video)
6:
2
0

INIA Uruguay AR4D investments & returns • M. Allegri/A. Roel

6:
4
0

1 Reflections on issues raised Responding panellists:
7: E. Pehu (WB), N. Austin (ACIAR)
1
0

7:
2

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0

1 Close of Session
7:
3
0

Sub-Session C 1.2: Public-Private-Civil Mechanisms

Innovative public-private models reviewed, 1 Introduction to the Sub-Session Chair: Nikita Eriksen-Hamel (GDPRD
refined and scaled out for adoption by new 4: Facilitator: Lucy Muchoki (PanAAC)
partners 0
0

1 Setting the scene: New models, mechanisms and initiatives to support public- • R. Bertram (Feed the Future)/G8 New
4: private partnerships. Alliance of Food Security
1 • J. Lebel (IDRC) and/or M. Ferroni
0
(Syngenta Foundation) on IDRC-
Syngenta Platform on PPPs in agriculture
• T. Gerstle (Farming First on Responsible
Agricultural investments (HLPE-CFS))
4:
5
0

1 Learning from Experience – Examples of Public-Private-Civil Mechanisms • H. Shapiro (Mars/CGIAR sustainable tree
5: crops)
1
0 • H.S. Gupta (IARI);

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• D. Risso (Seed Association of the
Americas)
1 Coffee Break
5:
3
0
1 Reconciling private and public interests: Farmers rights and breeders rights • J. Chaves (GFAR/ITPGRFA/CGIAR)
6:
0 • P.L. Gautam (Protection of Plant Varieties
and Farmers' Rights Authority, India)
0
1 Smallholder-driven Public-Private-Civil Models • A. Waters-Bayer Prolinnova scaling-out
6: local innovation
1 • B. Adolph (IIED Farmer-driven research
5 & Farmers’ Juries)

6:
3
5

1 Reflections on the issues raised • M. Cissokho (ROPPA);
7: • M. Dadlani (IARI)
1 • L. Adriano (ADB)
0 • P. Rao (Nuzeevidu Seeds Pvt. Ltd, India)
7:
2
0

1 Close of Session Facilitator

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7:
3
0

Sub-Session C 1.3: North-South and South-South Collective Actions

Promoting inter-regional learning and 1 Introduction to the Sub-Session Chair: Claudio Barriga
capacities through mobilizing and 4: Facilitator: Mario Allegri
strengthening innovative networks to 0
demonstrate and enhance their impacts 0

1 Brief presentations on impacts and learning from Inter-regional networks • P. Sarfatti (PAEPARD, IAO, Italy)
4: • I. Frempong (CAADP-CGIAR Alliance)
1 • P. Duarte (Embrapa Brazil-Africa and
5 Brazil-Caribbean Innovation marketplaces)
• M.-T. Dobao (INIAS Ibero-America)
• A. N’Joya (CORAF/WECARD) for
IRD/CIRAD collaborative platforms
• S. Kiselev (Eurasian Center for Food
Security – Russian Federation & Central
Asia) [CACAARI example]
• A. El-Beltagy (CIHEAM)

1 Discussion
5:
1
0
1 Coffee Break
5:
3

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0
1 Enhancing collaboration among G20 Nations research leaders – Outcomes of P. Brajcich (INIFAP, MACS)
6: the Meeting of Agriculture Chief Scientists (MACS)
0
0

1 Discussion: Strengthening the impact of South-South and North-South Networks The Plenary
6:
2
0

1 Close of Session
7:
3
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18:00 SPECIAL PLENARY SESSION: MINISTERIAL ROUNDTABLE OF CONSEJO AGROPECUARIO DEL SUR (CAS)

SESSION C2: ENHANCING CAPACITIES

Sub-Session C.2.1: Institutional Knowledge and Learning

Institutional and network collaboration 8: Setting the Scene: Tropical Agriculture Platform Chair: Xiangjun Yao (FAO)
structured and enhanced for improving 3 Facilitator: Stephen Rudgard (FAO)
human skills and addressing capacities 0 • A. Sonnino (TAP, FAO)
required for success in collective AR4D
actions such as the CRPs. New skill-sets • D. Nielson (TEAM-Africa-World Bank)
required identified along innovation • F. J. Maldonado Arceo (Case study
pathways between smallholder producers, Mexico, COFUPRO)
consumers and researchers, and
mechanisms identified to deliver these • H. Mruthyunjaya (Case study India,
NAIP)
• V. Villalobos (CIMMYT/CIAT/CIP LAC
linkages, IICA)

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9: 1
4 Facilitated Discussion (chat show format)
5
1
0:
Coffee Break
3
0
1 Facilitated Discussion (continued)
1:
0
0
1 Sharing Insights (5 guests) Chair
1:
4
5
1 Wrap up Session
2:
1
5
Sub-Session C2.2: Individual Learning and Empowerment of Women and Youth
Collective action agreed on measures to 0 Introduction Chair: Dr Vicki Wilde (AWARD)
enable and empower women in agricultural 8: Facilitator: Judith Francis (CTA & ACP
careers and measures to reform education 3 Women in Science)
to engage with and attract young people 0

1 The chat show's open circle layout encourages greater participation and, due to its informal nature, is less intimidating than a panel discussion. Facilitator provides an introduction, encourages
debate amongst the guests (5 in this session) and invites questions from the audience.

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into agricultural careers. 0 Empowering Youth through AR4D • Earth University Costa Rica
8: • D. Pillot (SupAgro/UniBrain)
4
5
• N. Hosenally (YPARD)
• F. Garcia (Uruguay Natl Univ Agronomy
Faculty for RIACES network)
• Ph. Choquet, GCHERA
• Chakraborty (Indian Agriculture
University Association)
0 Reflections on the Issues Raised to Answer the Guiding Questions Responding Panellists and The Plenary
9: Young farmer and agricultural student: 2
3 options from the Caribbean:
0 K.A.D. Bascombe (Trinidad & Tobago,
agribusiness graduate student)
K. Holder (Barbados, female farmer leader and
member of Produce Growers Ltd))

1 Coffee Break
0:
3
0
1 Empowering Women in AR4D • REAF (speaker tbd, CSO)
1: •
0
• K. Srinath (NRCWA India)
0

1:
4
0
1 Reflections on the Issues Raised to Answer the Guiding Questions Responding panellists: women and rural youth:

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2: GCWA young woman professional (tbd)
1 GAP (speaker tbd)
0
2:
2
0
1 Close of Session
2:
3
0
SESSION C.3: SHARING AND USING AGRICULTURAL KNOWLEDGE

Sub-Session C.3.1: Access, Sharing and Transformation of Agricultural Information
Coherent institutional and network 1 Introduction Chair: Enrica Porcari (CGIAR)
collaborations developed and scaled out 3: Facilitator: Stephen Rudgard
for improving sharing, exchange and 3
effective use of data, information and
0
knowledge globally
1 CIARD Framework for Data and Information Sharing • S. Rudgard (CIARD Core Group)
3:
4
0

Regional Forum Experiences in CIARD Advocacy and Implementation – Regional Forum Representatives
1
Challenges and Opportunities
4:
• A. Attaluri (APAARI);
1
0 • M. Wopereis (FARA);
• T. Ebrahimi (AARINENA);
• V. Palmieri (FORAGRO);
• O. Shatberashvili (CACAARI)

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1 CGIAR experiences in sharing research data and information (CGIAR J. Smith (ILRI); P. Ballantyne (ILRI)
4: Consortium/ ILRI)
4
0

1 US Agricultural Information Network (USDA Initiatives in Open Access)
4:
5
0

1
5: China’s experiences with CIARD.RING China (CAAS) P. Shuchun (CAAS); D. Feng (CAAS)
0
0

1
5:
1 Ghana’s experience in drawing on the CIARD-RING to inform farmers A. Salifou & J. Sam (CSIR)
0

1
5:
Coffee Break
3
0
1
6:
Discussion The Plenary
0
0
1 Reflections on issues raised Responding panellists:
7:
0
0

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1
7:
Wrap up Session Chair
2
0
1
7:
Close of Session
3
0
Sub-Session C.3.2: Innovative Knowledge and Advisory Services

Institutional and network collaboration 1 Introduction Chair: S. Nahdy (AFAAS)
developed for improving knowledge and 3: Facilitator: S. Canney Davison (GFRAS)
advisory services for resource poor small 3
holder farmers globally 0
(This session’s content is subject to further 1 New Extensionist • K. Davis (GFRAS)
discussion with GFRAS) 3:
4 • R. Suleiman (DFID Consultant)
0

1 Regional actions • J. Mutimba/ Stella Kankwamba (AFAAS)
4:
1 • L. Ramirez/Leticia Deschamps
0 RELASER (Latin America)/APIRAS

1
4:
2 New approaches combining agricultural information & advisory services • Tr.Nichols (CABI Plantwise)
0

1
Report from the International Extension Meeting, New Delhi • K.D. Kokate (ICAR)
4:

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3
0

1
4:
4 • WFO, Farming First
0

1
4: Discussion The Plenary
5
0

1
5: Coffee Break Tbd by GFRAS et al.
3
0

1
6:
Discussion
0
0

1
7:
Reflections on the issues raised Responding panellists
1
0

7:
2

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0

1
7:
Close of Session
3
0

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