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Contribution of ICRAF to the Satoyama initiative
Dr. Christian Dupraz, INRA, FranceDr. Dennis Garrity, ICRAF, Kenya
Dr. Meine Van Noordwijk, ICRAF, Indonesia
Global Global Workshop on theWorkshop on the SatoyamaSatoyama InitiativeInitiativeParis 29-30 January 2010
But the link between trees and farmer communities is often broken
90% of natural terrestrial temperate and tropical ecosystems include trees
Zomer et al. (2009) Trees on Farm: Analysis of Global Extent and Geographical Patterns of Agroforestry. ICRAF Working Paper no. 89. Nairobi, Kenya: World AgroforestryCentre. 60pp
50% of ‘agricul-tural land’ has >30% tree cover
in SEA & CAHopefully, not everywhere
‘The proportion of trees on farms and in forests varies considerably among countries, but
two trends seem almost universal in the tropics:
-- the number of trees in forests is declining, and
-- the number on farms is increasing’
FAO. 2005. State of the World’s Forests
Rural Trees : a century of decline, worldwide
Global Global Workshop on theWorkshop on the SatoyamaSatoyama InitiativeInitiativeParis 29-30 January 2010
Arisdorf 1999
(Tanner, 1993)
Arisdorf 1941
Domestication of high-value trees
Intensification of Agriculture (segregation)
Multifunctional integrationwhere biodiversity pays
Agroforest Homegardens Alley agroforestry
Wilderness
Natural forest Logged/over-logged forestFastwood & tree crop
plantationsCropped
fields
Secondary forest, Bush fallow, Planted fallowPastures
Biodiversity in landscape wild
managed/semidomesticated
domesticated
introduced and invasive exotics
Rangeland
Low Agricultural productivity
High
Core wilderness/ natural forest
Polyculture
attractors
High
Intensiveagroecosys-tem domain
Agroforestdomain
Low external input agro-ecosystems
Bio
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Degraded agricultural landscapes
Current dominant trend
Biodiversity-based alternative pathway
Challenges
1. Towards an agronomy of multispecies landscapes2. Encourage farmers to work (again) with trees3. Adapt national and community legislations4. Include environmental services in the balance 5. Adress both small and large holders
Global Global Workshop on theWorkshop on the SatoyamaSatoyama InitiativeInitiativeParis 29-30 January 2010
How to overcome challenges ?
Challenge 1
• The need to recognize and support research– Mimicking nature in agriculture : multispecies systems,
agroforestry– Funding difficult due to the lack of lobbying (eg : EU funding for
ICRAF projects very limited)– Try new directions : Select crop varieties for shade tolerance, deep-
rooting, high-yield polycultures, high biomass
Exemple 1 : Biological control of pests in agroforestry
Exemple 2 : Flash flood reduction with agroforestry
Philippines
Philippines
France
Share experiences across
Tree clearing
Challenge 2
• 2. Encourage farmers to work again with trees– Technical and marketing assistance needed– Beware of mechanisation : new innovative systems
required
• Bring trees back in systems– Protect seedlings with efficient and novel methods– Financial incentives? Long-term interest is safer
• A tree needs an owner… who is responsible, and motivated• A tree needs security.
Challenge 3
• 3. Adjust national andcommunity legislations– Tree and tenure– Trees are part of the
farming system– « Trees = tractors », same
regime for taxes…– Encourage land-scape level
action
Agroforestry Policy Initiative
2010/1/30 Proyecto SAFE 22
EU Regulation 1698/2005, Article 44
Challenge 4
• 4. Include ecosystem services in the balance
– Support farming communities to be major stewards of biodiversity
– Shift agricultural subsidy systems to ecosystem service payments
– Include C sequestration in the port-folio… but• Better to cover first livelihood needs with C rich systems• Smallholder-focussed CDM mechanisms have high transaction costs :
make systems viable independently of C payments ?
Land
use
inte
nsifi
catio
n &
dom
estic
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n of
bio
ta
100 67 33 0
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‘Forest’
Protectedarea
Gameranches
NTFP-zoneSelective logging
AgroforestFastwoodplantation
Open fieldcrops
Leys
Off-farm Cut&carry
Feed-based bioindustry
Timber-enriched
forest
On-farm Cut&carry
‘Forest’
Centrifugal forces towards ‘pure’conservation,
intensive animal, annual & tree-crop
production‘Forest’ world
pulled towards 2 opposites
Multifunctionalityattractor?
Land
use
inte
nsifi
catio
n &
dom
estic
atio
n of
bio
ta
100 67 33 0
100
67
33
0 0 33 67
100
‘Forest’
Protectedarea
Gameranches
NTFP-zoneSelective logging
AgroforestFastwoodplantation
Open fieldcrops
Leys
Off-farm Cut&carry
Feed-based bioindustry
Timber-enriched
forest
On-farm Cut&carry
‘Forest’
Centrifugal forces towards ‘pure’conservation,
intensive animal, annual & tree-crop
production‘Forest’ world
pulled towards 2 opposites
Multifunctionalityattractor?
The ‘no plantations’ debate is about excluding this part of the forest domain
The ‘respect indigenous rights’debate is about
including agroforests
Challenge 5
• 5. Adress both small and large holders farmers
• Safods : Smallholder Agroforestry Options forDegraded Soils
Expected/potential cooperative activities under theSatoyama Initiative.
• Support multispecies systems research
• Assess the tradeoff and synergy between ecosystem services ad product flows; focus on water flows and biodiversity
• Experience with ‘voluntary’ forms of compensation for maintaining public goods in the form of ecosystem services from mixed landscapes
• Local monitoring as part of ‘conditional’ and ‘outcome-based’ policies
• Recognition of existing policy bottlenecks
Define new research avenues
Follow up
• Website of 2nd World Congress of Agroforestry contains manylinks, including the Satoyama sessions
• The World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) is active on landscape issues across the Tropics
• The European agroforestry network can be triggered to offer cooperation on temperate zone, with a good experience on policy issues
• We do look forward to new cooperation
A suivre…
A suivre…
aligatou gozaimasu
Global Global Workshop on theWorkshop on the SatoyamaSatoyama InitiativeInitiativeParis 29-30 January 2010
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