Decision and policy analysis May 2010
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The program aims to maximize the impact of agricultural research through ex ante and ex post impact assessment. Key objectives include contributing to improved ecosystem service management, understanding climate change impacts, and ensuring policies support smallholder farmers. Recent work includes assessing the impact of CIAT partnerships, modeling climate change effects, developing payment schemes for ecosystem services, and linking farmers to markets. The team conducts spatial analysis and economic modeling to inform policies. New initiatives focus on vulnerable groups, site-specific agriculture, and intensification in the Amazon.
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- 16. Modelling protocol INVEST ENTRADAS FIESTA Tabla de Coeficientes Simulación INVEST Producción de Agua Sedimentos Liberados An á lisis de Impactos en caudales y sedimentos Escenarios Cambio Uso Selección Áreas Priorizadas Caudales y Sedimentos Generación GRIDS MED Uso / Suelo Tipos de Suelo Subcuenca HRUs Red Hídrica Simulación SWAT Escenario Actual Caudal y Sedimentos SWAT Calibración y Validación Caracterización por Uso / suelo / pendiente Calcular parámetros MED Nubes Vegetación Clima Simulación Flujo Neblina Escenario Actual Caudal
- 19. Moving from case to case… Cuenca Embalse Rio GrandeII
- 20. Near-real time monitoring of habitat change in Latin America
- 26. Climate change and agricultural livelihoods
- 27. BCCR-BCM2.0 CCCMA-CGCM2 CCCMA-CGCM3.1 T47 CCCMA-CGCM3.1-T63 CNRM-CM3 IAP-FGOALS-1.0G GISS-AOM GFDL-CM2.1 GFDL-CM2.0 CSIRO-MK3.0 IPSL-CM4 MIROC3.2-HIRES MIROC3.2-MEDRES MIUB-ECHO-G MPI-ECHAM5 MRI-CGCM2.3.2A NCAR-PCM1 UKMO-HADCM3
- 29. Decision making despite uncertainty
- 31. Cassava Beans
- 35. Science for impact: Linking Farmers to Markets New business models for sustained trading relationships
- 39. THE TEAM
- 40. The Oldies James Garcia Simon Cook Carlos Nagles Glenn Hyman Robert Andrade Mark Lundy Simone Staiger Jorge Cardona Ana Milena Louis Reymondin Enna Diaz Lilian P. Torres Jhon Jairo Hurtado Carolina González Silvia H. castaño Leader: Andy Jarvis Jhon Ocampo Anton Eitzineger
- 41. The Youth Daniel Jimenez Mike Salazar Osana Bonilla F. Ovidio Rivera Juan Carlos Andrade Peter Laderach Natalia Uribe Nora Castañeda Elizabeth Barona Katherin Tehelen Lea Jehin Mario Muñoz Julián Ramirez Hector Tobón Martin Ayling Emmanuel Zapata
- 42. And the positively under-age Vanesa Herrera Daniel Amariles Audberto Quiroga Victor A. Lizcano Angelica Ma. Henao Carolina Argote D. Oriana C. Ovalle Yuli Medina Jeferson Valencia Jairo Guerrrero Miguel Idrobo Carlos Navarro Carlos A. Ramirez Antonio Pantoja David Rodriguez
- 43. Blade Arreglo de disco Arreglo de disco Alternate servers Array disk
- 46. Topography data 3 countries in world NOT accessed in last year
- 50. Impact Climate Change Ecosystem Services
- 51. Agricultura especifica por sitio compartiendo experiencias (AESCE) aplicada a la producción de frutales en Colombia. Cadenas productivas (mango, aguacate, citricos, plátano)
- 55. Naranja Antioquia produce más naranja con la mitad de las hectáreas cultivadas en Tolima Oportunidad Fuente MADR (promedio 2002- 2008) Departamento Área (Has) Producción (Tons) Rendimiento (Kg/ha) Antioquia 1,163 35,796 30,035 Tolima 2,413 20,818 8,625 Cesar 1,884 20,567 11,023 Cundinamarca 1,440 14,185 9,939 Magdalena 483 9,064 18,772 Bolívar 353 6,113 7,453 Risaralda 156 5,577 10,213 Córdoba 262 5,207 18,836
- 58. Grounding Climate Change in Central America: Blending science and community knowledge to develop adaptation and mitigation strategies
Notas del editor
- Assess benefits from scientist research into farmers and consumers as a cycle Improve capacity
- This studies are mainly for commodities
- This studies are mainly for commodities
- Improve our network positioning on the impact assessment topics linking to National and International Universities. Funds available from USAID 39,000 for USA University linkage, access to Impact Assessment Focal Points of other CGIAR’s
- Effective and sustained farm to market links require three components: Farmers that are attractive partners for market actors Market actors willing to invest in working with small producers An effective enabling environment to support / govern these links CIAT employs different methods to leverage change in these three areas: Partnering with NGOs to provide large-scale access to CIAT research for development impact through learning alliances Targeted action-research and incidence with large buyers to develop more inclusive private sector policies (buying, payment, governance) Learning alliances with public sector decision-makers to identify how public policy is inclusive / exclusive of the poor, women and ethnic minorities CIAT has expended significant effort in the past on working with development partners and this will continue Towards the future, increasing emphasis will be placed on influencing buyers and public / donor agencies towards more effective private and public policies For a further discussion of key research topics / areas, please come to the markets meeting on Friday at 3:30 PM, location TBA