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CGIAR Research Program on Dryland Agricultural Production Systems – Launch Meeting, Amman 21-23 May 2013

Title CGIAR System Level Outcomes

• Reduced rural poverty;

• Improved food security;

• Better nutrition and health; and

• Sustainable management of natural resources.

• The SRF (CGIAR 2011) advocates new areas of core competency to achieve impact in four SLOs

• One is Development of core competency in the area of production systems

• This will test the ability of the system to undertake inter-center research.

• Systems research will integrate commodity, natural resource management and policy research to improve productivity and livelihoods in a sustainable manner at the national and regional level

STRATEGIC AND RESULTS FRAMEWORK

• Cover 41% of the earth’s surface• 2.5 billion people – and the majority of the world’s

poor. • About 16% of the population lives in chronic poverty• Major biophysical and socioeconomic constraints to

production systems

Dry Areas

CGIAR Research Program on Dryland Agricultural Production Systems – Launch Meeting, Amman 21-23 May 2013

Title Cross-Cutting Themes

• Gender• Youth• Biodiversity• Capacity building

Gender And Youth Matter

• Land tenure• Access to financial tools• Employment• Decision-making• Natural resource access

(trees, fields)• Food preparation and

processing• Household nutrition• Varietal assessment• Use of disposable income• Landed and Landless labor

TitleIntermediate Development Outcomes

CRP IDOs are meant to be:• Informed by and have buy in from key

stakeholders• Integrated across CRPs to the extent possible• Fully aligned with system level IDOs (SLIDOs).

• Completed by September 30, 2013 for as

many CRPs as possible. • Composed of three 3-year cycles, i.e. they

have ~10 year time lines

TitleTHEORY of CHANGE from Launch Meeting, May 2013Key elements of the agricultural system interact to improve

human welfare and management of natural resources

TitleIntermediate Development Outcomes(From 20 Common Outcomes!)

The first 4 target impact on wellbeing and sustaining natural resource base: 1. More resilient livelihoods for vulnerable households in marginal areas. 2. More stable and higher per capita income for intensifiable households. 3. Women and children in vulnerable households have year round access to

greater quantity and diversity of food sources. 4. More sustainable and equitable management of land and water resources

in pastoral and agropastoral areas. The rest relate to requirements for these to be realized: 5. Better functioning markets underpinning intensification of rural

livelihoods. 6. More integrated, effective and connected service delivery institutions

underpinning resilience and system intensification. 7. Policy reform removing constraints and creating incentives for rural

households to engage in more sustainable practices that improve resilience and intensify production.

IncomeFood

SecurityConsump-

tionProduct-

vityControl of

AssetsCapacity to

InnovateCapacity to Adapt

Greater Resilience

PoliciesEnviron-

ment

Carbon Sequest-

ration

RESILIENCE

INTENSIFICATION

NUTRITION for Vulnerable

Sustainable NRM Management

Markets

Delivery Institutions

Policy

System Level IDO'sCRP IDO Abbreviated

Label

ImpactMore resilient livelihoods for vulnerable households in marginal areas

Outputs• Improved resilience options (components, interactions and their management;

explicit consideration of buffer functions, managing trade-offs between production and risk; nested scale risk mitigation, including incentives to adopt them)

• Tools, methods, processes and capacity of NARES to create and customise improved resilience options to local circumstances across scaling domains

OutcomeNARES use tools, methods and processes to generate and customise improved resilience options for targeted groups of vulnerable households

Indicators

Use of outputs: number and size of organisations using them and their areal and population domains; proportion of sector in targeted areas this representsCustomised options: number of options and number of hh targeted

Resilience index: contextualised multiscale assessment of resilience building strategies at household and community levels (see Marschke, and Berkes. 2006)

GOAL (IMPACT):

PURPOSE (OUTCOMES):

Customised options: number of options and number of hh targeted

OUTPUTS:

1.Improved resilience options (components, interactions and their management; explicit consideration of buffer functions, managing trade-offs between production and risk; nested scale risk mitigation, including incentives to adopt them)

2.Tools, methods, processes and capacity of NARES to create and customise improved resilience options to local circumstances across scaling domains

Resilience index: contextualised multiscale assessment of resilience building strategies at household and community levels.

Use of outputs: number and size of organisations using them and their areal and population domains; proportion of sector in targeted areas this represents

More resilient livelihoods for vulnerable households in marginal areas

NARES use tools, methods and processes to generate and customise improved resilience options for targeted groups of vulnerable households

Narrative Summary Objectively Verifiable Indicators

Led By:

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Funding - specify amount for each 2013 Total

funding

Donor(s) for W3 & bilateral

Project end date

if not 2013

Project end date

if not 2013

IDO 7. Policy reform removing constraints and creating incentives for rural households to engage in more sustainable practices that improve resilience and intensify production

ID # Activity title Activity description* Target Region(s) Outputs OutcomesSpecific Verifiable Deliverables in

2013Time Frame Anticipated Activity Outcomes Target Countries Action Site(s) Activity Leader(s)

Other partners & % resources

Linkage to Other CRP(s)




funding


2013 Total funding


Project end date

if not 2013

IDO 6. More integrated, effective and connected service delivery institutions underpinning resilience and system intensification



IDO 5. Better functioning markets underpinning intensification of rural livelihoods





Funding - specify amount for each

ID # Activity title

ID # Activity title Specific Verifiable Deliverables in

2013Activity description*

Target Region(s) OutputsSpecific Verifiable Deliverables in

2013Activity description* Outcomes

IDO 1. More resilient livelihoods for vulnerable households in marginal areas

IDO 2. More stable and higher per capita income for intensifiable households

ICARDA

2013 Activity Plan - CRP Dryland Systems, Amounts in USD 000'

2013 Total funding


Target CountriesDonor(s) for W3 & bilateral

Project end date

if not 2013


Funding - specify amount for each

Target Region(s) Outputs Outcomes Activity Leader(s)

2013 Total funding

Anticipated Activity OutcomesTime Frame


Target Countries

Action Site(s)

Action Site(s)

Funding - specify amount for each Other partners &

% resourcesActivity Leader(s)

Project end date

if not 2013

Anticipated Activity Outcomes Target Countries Activity Leader(s)

Project end date

if not 2013


Action Site(s)

Time Frame Anticipated Activity Outcomes

Activity Leader(s)Target Region(s) Outputs Action Site(s)OutcomesLinkage to

Other CRP(s)


funding


Outcomes

IDO 3. Women and children in vulnerable households have year round access to greater quantity and diversity of food sources

IDO 4. More sustainable and equitable management of land, water and genetic resources in pastoral and agropastoral systems




funding


Project end date

if not 2013

ID #


Time FrameActivity title Activity description* Specific Verifiable Deliverables in

2013Target Region(s) Outputs

ID # Activity title Activity description* Specific Verifiable Deliverables in

2013Time Frame Anticipated Activity Outcomes Target Countries

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