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Michael Reid Leader, Innovation & Special Projects HORTICULTURE Meeting Title/Date 1 Funded by USAID Spearheaded by UCD, MSU, UH, Purdue, AVRDC Global consultation Synthesis of major constraints Evaluation of


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Michael Reid

Leader, Innovation & Special Projects

Meeting Title/Date

HORTICULTURE

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  • Funded by USAID
  • Spearheaded by UCD, MSU, UH, Purdue, AVRDC
  • Global consultation
  • Synthesis of major constraints
  • Evaluation of research approaches
  • Recommendations on next steps
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} Access to markets } Postharvest losses } Food safety } Germplasm } Sustainable production } Information and education } Government policy

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} “A Collaborative Research Support

Program in Horticulture is

  • proposed. This CRSP would be

designed to provide research, capacity building, and knowledge extension support essential for the development of the global horticulture sector”

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} Work closely with AVRDC and its CGIAR

partners in the newly developed Global Horticulture Initiative

} Center for knowledge generation, capacity

building, and integration

} Partner with individual, regional, and global

consortia of Missions and private and public partners to design and implement projects addressing the core challenges

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} Development of phytosanitary and

postharvest protocols for the small producer

} Development of small- scale agrochemical

and seed supply micro- enterprises

} Establishment of a Global Horticulture

Knowledge Bank and Extension System

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} One of 10 USAID funded CRSPs } UCDavis (lead), NCSU, Cornell, and UH } 5 year initial award } Focused on the entire value chain } Themes

  • Information Accessibility
  • Innovation
  • Gender Equity

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} To apply research findings and

technical knowledge to increase smallholders’ participation in markets

} To build local scientific and

technical capacity

} To facilitate the development of

policies that improve local horticultural trade

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} $75,000 to $1 mil } Africa: Benin, Democratic Republic of the Congo,

Gabon, Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Nigeria, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, and Zimbabwe

} Latin America: Bolivia, Chile, Costa Rica,

Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, and Peru

} South and Southeast Asia: Bangladesh,

Cambodia, India, Laos, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Vietnam

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} Improving Seed Systems } Tackling Issues in Production and Marketing } Testing and Transferring Innovative

Technologies

} Reducing Postharvest Losses } Keeping the Food Supply Safe } Improving Household Nutrition } Delivering Information and Building Capacity

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} 4,935 rural households reached. } Over 100 new technologies under research. } Over 10,000 hectares under improved

management.

} Over 108 students engaged in projects. } 18,297 people trained (51%

women).

  • Marketing strategies, seed systems, developing

businesses, postharvest technologies, food safety, rapid pathogen diagnostics, processing…

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} Demand driven. Aimed at intermediary

practitioners working in developing countries

} Credible. Adds value to and builds on

existing local and global information

} Focused. Practical “how to” information } http:/ / hortkb.weebly.com

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} Establish in recognized regional institutions } Will become regional foci for Horticulture

CRSP activities

  • Training
  • Research
  • Outreach
  • Information

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} Work closely with AVRDC and its CGIAR

partners in the newly developed Global Horticulture Initiative

} Center for knowledge generation, capacity

building, and integration

} Partner with individual, regional, and global

consortia of Missions and private and public partners to design and implement projects addressing the core challenges

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} Example projects

  • Development of phytosanitary and

postharvest protocols for the small producer

  • Development of small- scale agrochemical

and seed supply micro- enterprises

  • Establishment of a Global Horticulture

Knowledge Bank and Extension System

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} Access to markets } Postharvest losses } Food safety } Germplasm } Sustainable production } Information and education } Government policy

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} Global Assessment

  • Access to markets
  • Postharvest losses
  • Information and education
  • Sustainable production
  • Germplasm
  • Food safety
  • Government policy

} LAC assessment

  • Market access
  • Postharvest losses
  • Inadequate extension
  • Pests, diseases, and weeds
  • Access to inputs
  • Access to credit & insurance
  • Climate change

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} Where should we focus in

the future?

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} Unattended areas?

  • Access to credit and

insurance

  • Climate change
  • Government policy

} Scaling

  • Existing technologies?
  • New technologies?

} Everything? } Our core themes?

  • Information, innovation,

gender

} Applied to our core

programs?

  • Access to markets
  • Postharvest losses
  • Information and

education

  • Sustainable production
  • Germplasm

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