IFPRI - NAIP - Reflections of Research Managers on Capacity Building Programs - C S Prasad
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National Agricultural Innovation Project (NAIP), ICAR and the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) organized a two day workshop on ‘Impact of capacity building programs under NAIP’ on June 6-7, 2014 at AP Shinde Auditorium, NASC Complex, Pusa, New Delhi. The main purpose of the workshop was to present and discuss the findings of the impact evaluation study on capacity building programs under NAIP by IFPRI. The scientists from ICAR and agricultural universities were sent abroad to receive training in specialized research techniques. Post-training, scientists were expected to work on collaborative projects within the ICAR, which would further enrich their knowledge and skills, expand their research network and stimulate them’ to improve their productivity, creativity and quality of their research. The ICAR commissioned with IFPRI (International Food Policy Research Institute) to undertake an evaluation of these capacity building programs under NAIP in July 2012. The workshop shared the findings on the impact of capacity building programs under NAIP and evolve strategies for future capacity building programs
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IFPRI - NAIP - Reflections of Research Managers on Capacity Building Programs - C S Prasad
- 1. S National Institute of Animal Nutrition and Physiology Sardar Patel Best ICAR Institution Award 2012 An ISO 9001:2008 Institute Established on 24th November 1995 Workshop on Impact of Capacity Building Programs under NAIP Session I: Reflections of research managers on capacity building programs Dr.C.S.Prasad, Director, NIANP (6-7 June 2014)
- 2. Scientists trained under NAIP S Total of 10 scientists trained in world renowned labs in USA, UK, Australia and New Zealand S Trained in the areas of nutraceuticals, carbon trading, stem cell research, methane mitigation, gut ecology and genomics S Period of training 3 months
- 3. NAIP Sponsored National Training Organized Course Director Area of Training Training Dates S.Selvaraju Granulose cells culture and transcriptome profiling 16th November to 6th December 2010 R.Bhatta Recent advances in methane estimation and mitigation strategies in ruminants 5-18th August, 2011 A.K.Samanta & A.P.Kolte Assessment of microbial diversity by next generation sequencing (NGS) for taxonomic and metabolic reconstruction of the gut microbes 22 August - 4 September, 2012
- 4. NAIP Trained Scientists are actively involved in training different stakeholders by organizing winter/summer schools, short courses and delivering invited lectures in various training programs Beneficiaries : 1. Researchers 2. Academicians 3. Post Graduate Students
- 5. Projects Initiatives by trained scientists S Externally funded Transcriptomic profiling of spermatozoa for selection of fertile bulls (DBT) Bioconversion of agricultural wastes for production of nutraceuticals to improve gut health in animals (DBT) Livestock methane reduction through immunization based approach (DBT) Impact of heat and salt stress on sheep: Unraveling the molecular and cellular mechanisms of stress response - Indo-Tunisia Collaborative Project (DBT) Impact and Identification of molecular and cellular markers for abiotic (heat and Nutrition) stress in goats (Proposed under NICRA) Processes of Agricultural Transition in the Indian Rural-Urban Interface: Natural Resources, Food, Ecosystem Services, and Spatial Dynamics (Indo-German Collaborative project)
- 6. Projects Initiatives by trained scientists S Institute Projects Granulosa cells culture and assessing molecular changes in relation to fertility evaluation in cows Dynamics of rumen bacterial communities during suppression of methanogenesis in the rumen Comparative rumen metagenomics of Indian ruminants Molecular profiling of rumen acetogens at different developmental stages in sheep
- 7. National Collaboration & Linkages National Institutes/Agri. Universities Premier institutes IISC CCMB NIMHANS CFTRI NDDB NDRI, Karnal KVAFSU, Bidar SVVU, Tirupati UAS, Bangalore IVRI, Izatnagar TANUVAS, Chennai Local Institutions Bangalore University Jain University VTU
- 8. International Collaboration & Linkages NIANP CSIRO Australia North Carolina State University, USA Hiroshima University, Japan University of Gottingen, Germany Monash University, Malaysia CIRAD Reunion Island
- 9. Iowa State University, USA Roslin Institute, Scotland The University of Queensland, Australia New Collaborative Initiatives
- 10. IMPACT • A new technique for LCA of enteric methane emission • Simulating environmental stress using THI, wind velocity and solar radiation and developing stress markers • Granulosa cell culture method – reduced time by 6 months and cost by 30% over the conventional method • Phynol in plants- phynotic acid as a marker- nutraceutical production
- 12. Trained Scientist In International Journals In National Journals S.Selvaraju 6 3 D.T.Pal 1 2 P.K.Malik 3 8 V.Sejian 7 9 Atul P Kolte 7 5 M.Chandrasekarraiah 2 - R.Bhatta 5 5 A.K.Samanta 5 4 A.Dhali 1 2 TOTAL 37 38 Publications of the Trained Scientists After Training
- 13. Trained Scientist Name of Book Publisher Year V.Sejian Environmental Stress and Amelioration in Livestock Production Springer Verlag, Germany 2012 P.K.Malik Livestock Production and Climate Change CAB International, UK 2014 (Due in Aug. 2014 V.Sejian Climate Change Impact on Livestock: Adaptation and Mitigation Springer Verlag, Germany 2014 (Due in Oct. 2014) International Books From the Trained Scientists
- 14. Trained Scientist Name of Award/Recognition Organization R.Bhatta Recognized as an expert of the Technical Advisory Group (TAG) of the Food and Agricultural Organization FAO V.Sejian Lal Bahadur Shasthri Outstanding Young Scientist Award ICAR P.K.Malik Endeavour Research Fellowship Australian Government R.Bhatta Recognized as an expert of Indian National Committee (INC) of the International Dairy Federation (IDF) International Dairy Federation S.Selvaraju Cutting-edge Research Enhancement and Scientific Training- Award DBT V.Sejian Editor-in-Chief for International Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology Advances Global Research Journals Network Awards and Recognition of the trained scientists
- 15. Trained Scientist Name of Award/Recognition Organization A.Dhali Invited Talk on India-Australia Workshop on Reproductive biotechnologies DST S.Selvaraju Nil’s Lagerlof Memorial Award-2012 ISSAR A.K.Samanta Developing MOU with two foreign Universities-North Carolina state University, USA & Monash University, Malaysia USA, Malaysia S.Selvaraju GB Singh memorial award 2010 for the best paper published in Reproduction in Domestic Animal ISSAR M.Chandrashekarraiah Best poster presentation in Global Animal Nutrition Conference 2014 ANSI Awards and Recognition of the trained scientists
- 16. FUTURE • Young scientists with 5 years experience to be trained in frontier areas • Encourage collaboration with the foreign institutes where training was conducted • Flexibility in training period • Networking with experts trained in similar areas • Revisit after 3 years for a short duration
- 18. Mandate Unravelling basic physiological and nutritional principles and conducting research on fundamental aspects arising out research in animal production in the country and effectively utilizing the scientific manpower for improving rural economy through better livestock feeding and management approaches Programs • Deconstruction of ligno-cellulosic biomass for improving feed utilization • Biogeography of gut microbes in animals • Novel approaches for assessing and improving nutrient bioavailability, animal reproduction and production • Feed informatics, feed quality and safety and value addition • Climate change impact on livestock • Technology translation to connect discovery with application
- 19. NIANP Thrust Areas and Research Programs Program Area of Research Program 1 Deconstruction of ligno-cellulosic biomass for improving feed utilization Program 2 Biogeography of gut microbes in animals Program 3 Novel approaches for assessing and improving nutrient bioavailability, animal reproduction and production Program 4 Feed informatics, feed quality and safety and value Program 5 Climate change impact on livestock Program 6 Technology translation to connect discovery with application
- 20. Scientists trained under NAIP Name Area of Training University/Institute S.Selvaraju Bovine granulosa cell culture and transcriptome analysis Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, USA D.T.Pal Nutraceuticals Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA P.K.Malik Mitigation Strategies for Methane Production from Livestock Commonwealth Scientific & Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO), QLD, Australia V.Sejian Carbon trading/Carbon sequestration/Climate change (Animal science) The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, USA Atul P Kolte Genome Resource Conservation Iowa State University, USA
- 21. Scientists trained under NAIP Name Area of Training University/Institute R.Bhatta Mitigation Strategies for Methane Production from Livestock United States Department of Agriculture, College Station, Texas, USA A.K.Samanta Nutraceuticals North Carolina State University, Raleigh, USA M.Chandrasekar raiah Manipulation of the rumen ecosystem for the improved utilization of crop residues College of Veterinary Medicine Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas State, USA A.Dhali Stem Cell Research Agresearch, Ruakura Research Centre, Hamilton, New Zealand A.Mech Carbon trading/Carbon sequestration/Climate change (Animal science) Scotland’s Rural College, Edinburgh, Scotland , UK
- 22. NAIP Sponsored National Training Organized at NIANP Course Director Area of Training Training Dates S.Selvaraju Granulose cells culture and transcriptome profiling 16th November to 6th December 2010 R.Bhatta Recent advances in methane estimation and mitigation strategies in ruminants 5-18th August, 2011 A.K.Samanta & A.P.Kolte Assessment of microbial diversity by next generation sequencing (NGS) for taxonomic and metabolic reconstruction of the gut microbes 22 August - 4 September, 2012
- 23. Trained Scientist Project Title Funding Organization S.Selvaraju Granulosa cells culture and assessing molecular changes in relation to fertility evaluation in cows ICAR-AICRP S.Selvaraju Transcriptomic profiling of spermatozoa for selection of fertile bulls DBT A.P.Kolte Dynamics of rumen bacterial communities during suppression of methanogenesis in the rumen ICAR Outreach project A.P.Kolte Comparative rumen metagenomics of Indian ruminants ICAR P.K.Malik Molecular profiling of rumen acetogens at different developmental stages in sheep ICAR A.K.Samanta Bioconversion of agricultural wastes for production of nutraceuticals to improve gut health in animals DBT Projects Initiatives by trained scientists
- 24. Trained Scientist Project Title Funding Organization P.K.Malik Livestock methane reduction through immunization based approach DBT R.Bhatta Processes of Agricultural Transition in the Indian Rural-Urban Interface: Natural Resources, Food, Ecosystem Services, and Spatial Dynamics Indo-German Collaborative project V.Sejian Impact of heat and salt stress on sheep: Unraveling the molecular and cellular mechanisms of stress response (Proposed) Indo-Tunisia Collaborative Project (DBT) V.Sejian Impact and Identification of molecular and cellular markers for abiotic (heat and Nutrition) stress in goats (Proposed) NICRA Projects Initiatives of the NAIP trained scientists
- 25. Sardar Patel Best ICAR Institution Award 2012 Dr CS Prasad receiving award from Hon’ble President of India
- 28. National Collaboration & Linkages NIANP UAS, Bangalore National Institutes/Agri. Universities State Agri./Vet. Universities Local Institutions Need Based Collaboration KVAFSU, Bidar SVVU, Tirupati Bangalore University Jain University Network Projects AICR Projects Sister ICAR Institutes NGOs DAHDF Milk Federation Extension Departments NABARD CFTRI NIMHANS NDDB