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Opportunities for

integration of GBDC andAAS

11 November 2012

Kevin Thomas Kamp, Deputy Director, Bangladesh and South Asia, WorldFish

GBDC SCIENCE

WORKSHOP

November 11, 2012

Sarina HotelBanani, Dhaka

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Aquatic Agriculture Systems Rollout Status

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GBDC

ProgramOf

Research

Farmer

And

Partner

Inputs

Farmer

And

Partner

Inputs

Science

Outputs

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Program of

AAS

Farmer

Research

and

Capacity

Building

Private Sector

& NGO Support

ResearchPartner

Support

X X =

AAS Hub Theory of Change

NARSIWMI

BIOVERSITY

IRRI

ETC.

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Shared vision of Stakeholders.

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Norms for greater gender

equity at the household,

community and hub levels

is established.

Farmers lead, have

improved understanding

of and have improvedaccess to modern

science and technology

Private sector,

government and NGO

services and structures

are poor-responsive

Sustainable

reductions in

poverty &improvements

in Nutrition

Assumptions:

Greater gender equity in

household decision-making

More control and/or

ownership of monetary and

other productive resourcesby women

Women playing more

influential roles in community

governance

Women are respected as

important economic actors

the local economy

Government policies support

gender equity and are

implemented

Women and the poor have

organized group approaches

to gain voice and power in

negotiations

Assumptions:

Farmers have enhanced

science skills which enables

them to do research, analyzeresearch and share it with

other farmers and

communities.

Farmers are aware of andlinked to key sources ofinformation and science

Formal sector researchersand scientists regularlycommunicate and engage

with farmer scientists

Farmers are linked to and

share their research and

knowledge with other

community members and

communities

CGIAR scientists activelysupport and link theirresearch to community

based research agendas

Assumptions:

Agriculture input systems are

women and poor responsive.

Agriculture information

systems are developed with

women and poor as specific

target audiences and their

structures are designed for

this purpose

Markets are women andpoor-friendly in terms of

participation in buy, selling

and negotiating prices.

Women are involved in and

their opinions equal for water

and other common resource

committees

Women and the poor have

organized group approaches

to gain voice and power in

negotiations

KHULNA HUB LEVEL THEORY OF CHANGE

X X =

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The linkages with and dependency on continued high qualityresearch in the formal research sector (GBDC) on GB

Development changes and AAS are clear

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Large Scale

DevelopmentPrograms (GoB,

NGOs, Private

Sector)

Design for Scaling Up

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Large Scale

DevelopmentPrograms (GoB,

NGOs, Private

Sector)

GBDC

Research

CRP

X

CRP

Y

CRP

1.3

CRP

Z

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Community driven research programs withinsalinity gradients

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Intersecting

Programsof Research

by Salinity

Environments

Community-driven programs of research across salinitygradients and across communities

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Supporting communities with a common problem and

research agenda focus on small livestock

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Supporting communities with a common problem and

research agenda focus on fish

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Innovative and science-linked communities

that link neighboring communities

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Farmer Researchers who lead in their communities

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CPWF

CCAFS

CRP

1.3

CRP

3.7 ?

How does

this transform

and how doesit get funding