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SNRD Asia Working Group Agriculture

Joint Conference SNRD Asia and TUEWAS

News from GIZ-HQ

Helmut Albert KCL 4D30

14 May 2018, 08:30 – 16:00

| Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel | Bangkok, Thailand

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Topics

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• News from BMZ

• BMZ Special Initiative ONE WORLD – No Hunger (SEWOH)

• G500 and KC 4D30

• News from GIZ-HQ

• News from SNRD Africa

• Hot topics

News from BMZ

The new government‘s Coalition

Agreement says:

• Special Initiative ONE WORLD No

Hunger to be continued

• Renewed commitment to overcome

hunger and malnutrition

• Focus on rural development

• Smallholders at the core of efforts

• Access to land, water and fishing

grounds matters

• Fair and sustainable value chains are

key

Process of internal re-

organization ongoing:

• Directorate General 1

(Economic Development,

Trade, Rural Development)

includes economic and trade

policies, and a new

initiative on employment

• Specific attention to fisheries

and animal health

• Directorate General 2 will

focus on Africa, migration

issues

ONE WORLD No Hunger – Portfolio Overview

ONE WORLD No Hunger – mixing old and new

• Continue and further

develop tried and tested

approaches

• Strengthen cooperation

with bilateral programmes

• Become more political:

SDG 2, EU, Alliance for

Green Revolution in Africa

• Focus on visible impacts

(target group numbers

matter)

• Integrate more German

partners for a joint

approach

Additional thematic priorities:

• Malnutrition causing obesity

• Fisheries & aquaculture

• Youth employment in rural areas

• Promotion of cooperatives and social

enterprises

• Putting agricultural research into practice

• Climate smart agriculture

• Protection and use of agricultural genetic

ressources

• Agroecology and organic farming

• Livestock farming and animal health

• Agroforestry, forests

Who is GloBe?

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4D00 and KC 4D30

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Topics and advisors (4D30)

Focus topic Subtopics Advisors

Agricultural policy and

policy advice (APO&ELR)

Agricultural policy

Rural development

Migration in rural areas

Christoph Langenkamp

Herwig Hahn

Helmut Albert

Land Governance Land policy

Land management

Andreas Lange

Elke Matthaei

Agriculture development

and value chains

(AWF&WSK)

Local and regional agro-based

economic development

Agro-based value chains

Andreas Springer-Heinze

Fabian Zegowitz

Johanna Zimmermann

Henriette Hanf

Agricultural trade &

Standards

Agricultural trade

Agro-based standards for

sustainability and quality

Food safety

Berthold Hansmann

Eberhard Krain

Andrea Jost

Sophie Grunze

Food and nutrition security

& resilience (ES&R)

Food security & nutrition

Resilience

Ines Reinhard

Leonie Höber

Martina Kreß

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News from GIZ HQ (1)

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• Staff turnover

Sectoral Department: Sabine Müller - Dirk Aßmann

Division 4D00: Lorenz Petersen - Jochen Renger

• HR

New Human Resources Strategy: flexibility & HR governance.

Company Agreements: social benefits, mobile working

Annual review (clarification of employment prospects)

• Digitalisation

Digital change at GIZ: Guiding Framework, Strategy (vison, 8 dimensions)

New Department Digitalisation and IT (Wolf Dio)

Digital applications in various subject areas: food security, land

governance, trade and standards (qualty infrastructure

Working Group on Remote Sensing (Stephan Krall)

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News from GIZ HQ (2)

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• Knowledge and cooperation management

Key cooperation partners

Introduction of IDA

• Cross-cutting issus

Aggregated impact measurement (Value for money)

Innovations

Gender (social behavior)

SME initiative (BMZ)

• Events

FATA 2018 (forest by diversity, enviroment and climate)

FATA 2019: topic?

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Food Security, Nutrition and Resilience

Working Group

• New Working Group, foundation in May 2017, SNRD global conference in Pretoria

• 26 projects, > 70 Members, including members from Asia (India, Myanmar etc.)

First physical meeting in Lilongwe, Malawi: 23.-27. April, 2018

• Thematic Sessions:• Nutrition and the Agenda 2030, Nutrition Advocacy, cost of malnutrition

• ICT in nutrition (presentation of three applied examples)

• Role of private sector in Nutrition

• Workshop (one Day): • Social Behaviour Change (SBCC) for nutrition: concepts and learning experience

• Parallel sessions of work streams• Nutrition in Agriculture

• Nutrition Governance and Advocacy

• Resilience

• Social Behaviour Change for nutrition

• ICT in Nutrition (new!)

SRND-WG: Food Security, Nutrition and Resilience

next meeting: Okt/Nov 2018, Sambia

Election of new speaker and co-speaker: (former/new)

Speaker: Katja Altincicek/Ricarda Schwarz

Co-Speaker: Uli Bormann/Susanne Schwan

Tandem Partner: Ines Reinhard

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Food Security, Nutrition and Resilience

Working Group

Workstreams Some highlights from the workplan

Nutrition in Agricuture • Webinar on "Improving Nutrition Through Agriculture" with the

CGIAR Research Program on Agriculture for Nutrition and Health

(AN4H)

• Exchange on approaches to avoid aflatoxin contamination

• Collection of good practices/success stories on gardenin

Nutrition and Resilience • Multi-Country study on Nutrition Resilience (India, Malawi, Ethiopia,

potentially Mali)

• Share experiences on nutrition-sensitive social protection

Behaviour Change for

improved Nutrition

• Guideline on "Social behaviour change theories in nutrion

interventions“

• Exchange on Instruments to measure SBCC impact on nutrition

Nutrition Advocacy and

Governance

• Training course for Nutrition, piloting in July 2018 in Kenya

• Develop key advocacy messages for policy makers

ICT in Nutrition • Compile existing examples within GIZ projects on ICT for nutrition

• Validate GIZ experience through external experts

Some highlights from the workplan for 2018

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Policy Process in Agriculture and RD

Working Group

• Long-standing working group with > 20 projects and > 50 Members,

Recent policy learning event on „JOBS FOR YOUTH: New solutions through

Agricultural Policy Instruments” in Kenya, 11-13 April 2018

• Thematic Sessions:• Policy instruments, their relevance and application

• (Youth) Employment, approaches to create employment and methods to measure it

• Land governance, private sector and CAADP policy processes

Next Session on „land governance“, November 2018 in Ethiopia

SRND-WG: Policy Process in Agriculture and RD

New speaker and co-speaker:

Speaker: Thomas Breuer

Co-Speaker: Mathias Braun/Dorothe Nett

Tandem Partner: Christoph Langenkamp

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Policy Progress in Agriculture and RD

Working Group

Workstreams Some highlights from the workplan

(Youth) Employment • Policy learning event with information on status quo, measuring,

approaches, latest studies (FAO, RWI, OECD/SWAC…)

• Webinar on migration and youth employment as well as on

measuring in 2nd semester 2018

• Stock staking study in cooperation with SNRD/ ABIVCD

CAADP Mainstreaming • Information exchange, particularly on new NAIPs

• Share experiences on CAADP score cards

Land Policy • Implementation of Land Policy Stocktaking Study

• Learning event in November 2018

Trade and Private

Sector/ Policies

• Implementation of: Public-private engagement in agriculture study,

keeping the employment perspective

• Webinar on Africa free trade agreement

Mainstreaming

Agricultural Policy

Instruments

• Publishing of new Handbook in German, English and French

• Preparation of country studies

• Considering review of: Agricultural Policy, a contemporary agenda

Some highlights from the workplan for 2018/19

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Agribusiness & Inclusive Value Chain Development

Working Group

• Restructured working group with > 107 registered members (GIZ and

individual members), around 82 members from 21 African countries and 25

members from Germany,

• Recent event on “Towards a decent standard of living for the current and

the next generations” in Ghana, 10-13 April 2018

Thematic Sessions:• Financing value chains

• ATVET and ICT

• Contract farming and PPP

• Employment and scaling-up

SRND-WG: Agribusiness & Inclusive Value Chain Development

New speaker and co-speaker:

• Speaker: Florian Winkler

• Co-Speaker: Nadine Günhert

• Tandem Partner: Eberhard Krain

Sub-Group 1: Viable Business Models

• Speaker: Anna Karolina (Karo) Lamik

• Co-speaker: Paul Cronjaeger

• Tandem: Sector Programme on Agricultural Trade:

Sarah Lena Jensen

Sub-Group 2: AGRI Finance

• Speaker: Julia Kirya

• Co-speaker: Moutalabi Baba Boukari

• Tandem: Global Programme on Agricultural

Finance: Jens Windel

Sub-Group 3: ICT, Trainings and FBO

• Speaker: Berthe Minnie Balep

• Co-speaker: Kossi Dodji Apedo

• Tandem: Sector Programme on Agricultural Trade,

Farmer Based Organizations: Katharina Schlemper

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Agribusiness & Inclusive Value Chain Development

Working Group

Workstreams Some highlights from the workplan

Viable Business

Models

• Inclusive Business Models & Public Private Dialogue

AGRI Finance • Access to Finance and Food Processing

ICT, Trainings and

FBO

• Formal and informal education for farmers and Farmer-Based-

Organizations (FBO)

Some highlights from the workplan for 2018/19

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Hot topics

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• Land governance & Securing land rights

• Global food security & nutrition

• Integrated spatial and land-use planning

• Agricultural value chains and trade

• Rural development & Social security

• Rural development & Migration

• Private sector engagement in rural areas

• NEXUS Water – Energy – Food Security (cross-sectoral within

TUEWAS and with SNRD Asia)

To discuss which ones

are really relevant, categorize in high importance or medium importance

are increasing, stable, or decreasing in relevance

and if any are missing or should be replaced

Innovations? Sustainable agricultural commodity supply chains?