Addis stakeholder meeting
media type="custom" key="6761835"
Contents
- 1 Stakeholders’ Consultative Workshop
- 2 Addis Ababa
- 3 24-25 August 2010
- 4 Opening and Introductions
- 4.1 Welcomes
- 4.2 Participants
- 4.3 Setting the Scene - The CGIAR Change Process
- 4.4 Setting the scene - The Livestock and Fish Mega Program
- 4.5 Targeting, Scaling Up and Out
- 4.6 Value Chain Development
- 4.7 Technology Development - Linking with Value Chain Development
- 4.8 Partnerships and Stakeholders
- 4.9 Cross-Cutting Issues
- 4.10 Testing Assumptions
- 4.11 Next Steps
- 4.12 Evaluation of the Event
- 4.13 Participant Feedback
- 4.14 Resources
Stakeholders’ Consultative Workshop
Addis Ababa
24-25 August 2010
Opening and Introductions
Welcomes
Steve Staal and Steve Hall welcomed participants.
Workshop facilitator Constance Neely introduced the workshop process and objectives:
- Share our thinking, test emerging conclusions
- Align ideas with your interests
- Understand how to make the partnerships work
- Collectively refine thinking
Participants
People attending came from 4 CGIAR Centers - CIAT, ICARDA, ILRI, and WorldFish; others came from Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Europe. They came from governments, national research organizations, regional and sub-regional bodies (FARA, IBAR, ASARECA, CORAF), NGOs, the private sector, and international organizations (FAO, World Bank).
As part of the introductions, participants shared their reactions to the question: Can smallholder livestock/fish contribute to food security in a globalizing world?
- through local self-sufficiency
- when smallholders can find local niches
- through income generation
- through cooperative efforts to markets (dairying india)
- through attaining international quality/food safety standards
- because livestock is 'independent of land', so small can be feasible
- individually they are small, but collectively they are large, so they need to be organized
- they can sell their own animal based products
- if they can organize for markets
- can contribute to local food security
- BUT cannot generalize globally, depends on their local/regional market integration
- BUT they need other collaborators and partners, along the whole value chain
Setting the Scene - The CGIAR Change Process
- presentation by Steve Hall ([http:www.slideshare.net/ILRI/more-meat-milk-and-fish-by-and-for-the-poor-a-cgiar-megaprogram| view online] / [http:livestock-fish.wikispaces.com/file/detail/MP37+Addis+consultation+cgiar+change.ppt| download])
Setting the scene - The Livestock and Fish Mega Program
- presentation by Tom Randolph ([http:www.slideshare.net/ILRI/shaping-a-new-cgiar-mega-program-on-livestock-and-fish-5043999| view online] / [http:livestock-fish.wikispaces.com/file/detail/MP37+Addis+consultation+project+concept.ppt| download])
Targeting, Scaling Up and Out
Value Chain Development
Technology Development - Linking with Value Chain Development
Participants were asked to quickly share any ideas they had on technology 'uptake' in the Mega Program.
Partnerships and Stakeholders
Participants gathered in three groups to categorize partners and stakeholder according to different value chains
Cross-Cutting Issues
Four groups formed to quickly identify 'nuggets' on four important issues: gender, communication, monitoring and evaluation, and capacity development.
Testing Assumptions
During the event, participants positioned themselves on a spectrum according to the degree of agreement they had with several assumptions posed to them.
Next Steps
WorldFish Director General Steve Hall explained the expected next steps and timetable of the proposal.
Evaluation of the Event
At the end of the two days, we asked participants to share comments on the workshop, the process used, the progress made ...
Participant Feedback
- I once again thank you for inviting me to participate in the MP 3.7 Consultation Workshop for enhancing food security and livelihood through livestock development, organized by you and your colleagues at ILRI, Addis, recently. It has really enriched me with knowledge and has broaden my vision about the fresh value chain based approach we need to adopt for ensuring wider impact of the technologies developed for small holder livestock keepers. I would be glad to continue my involvement in this innovative programme and willing to give my inputs to the best of my ability for the success of this programme. I just had a look at the web site http;livestockfish.wordpress.com, giving a brief summery of the workshop. Is there any other site we need to surf for the regular activities under the MP3.7 programme? Please also guide me as where to find the workshop photographs, the ones which were projected during the conference. with best regards, tej walli//
Resources
[[http://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/3117%7CReport of the stakeholder meeting ]]
Blog postings about the consultation process and the stakeholder meeting
Photos from the stakeholder meeting
Video interviews from the stakeholder meeting
Powerpoints from the consultation process and the stakeholder meeting
