ESA Rev& Plan 2021 Presentations

Day ONE [14 September]-Review [progress with implementation of ESA workplan sub-activities

Outcome 1. Productivity, diversity, and income of crop‒livestock systems in selected agroecologies enhanced under climate variability

Output 1.1 Demand-driven, climate-smart, integrated crop‒livestock research products (contextualized technologies) for improved productivity, diversified diets, and higher income piloted for specific typologies in target agroecologies

Activity 1.1.1: Assess and iteratively improve resilient crop-crop and crop-livestock integration systems

[[:File:B.Jumbo_Sub-activity_1.1.1.1.pptx|Sub-activity 1.1.1.1. Validation of drought-tolerant maize (DT) hybrids under on-farm conditions in central Tanzania- B.Jumbo
File:R.Chikowo Sub-activity 1.1.1.2 3&4.pptx-Investigations on the medium to long term impacts of SI technologies on crop productivity at multi-locational fields]]- R. Chikowo

File:A.Kimaro Sub-activity 1.1.1.5.pptx - A.Kimaro
File:J.Kihara Sub-activity 1.1.1.6.pptx - J.Kihara
File:M.Shitindi Sub-activity 1.1.1.7.pptx - M.Shitindi
File:B.Jumbo Sub-activity 1.1.1.1.pptx - L.Claessens

Activity 1.1.2: Evaluate and implement pathways that are effective at improving access to seeds and clonal materials of modern varieties of legumes, cereals, vegetables, forages, and livestock

File:S.N'Danikou Sub-activity 1.1.2.1.pptx - S.Nd'anikou

Output 1.2 Demand-driven, labor-saving, and gender-sensitive research products to reduce drudgery while increasing labor efficiency in the production cycle piloted for relevant typologies in target areas

Activity 1.2.1: Support local partners through training on appropriate drudgery-reducing technology delivery. No sub-activity was planned for 2019-2020.

File:E.Swai Sub-activity 1.2.2.1.pptx - E.Swai
File:F.Gundula Sub-activity 1.2.2.2.pptx - F.Gundula

Output 1.3. Tools (including ICT-based) and approaches for disseminating recommendations in relation to above research products, integrated in capacity development

Activity 1.3.1: Conduct extrapolation domain analysis based on GIS, agroecology, and crop model-generated information to establish the potential of technologies for geographical reach

File:B.Mateete Sub-activity 1.3.1.1.pptx - M. Bekunda on behalf of B. Lukuyu
File:F.Muthoni Sub-activity 1.3.1.2& 1.3.1.3.pptx - F.Muthoni
File:F.Muthoni Sub-activity 1.3.1.2& 1.3.1.3.pptx - F.Muthoni
File:L.Claessens Sub-activity 1.3.1.4.pptx-L.Claessens

Outcome 2. Natural resource integrity and resilience to climate change enhanced for the target communities and agroecologies

Output 2.1. Demand-driven research products for enhancing soil, land, and water resource management to reduce household/community vulnerability and land degradation piloted in priority agroecologies

Activity 2.1.1: Characterize current practices in ESA through identifying formal and informal arrangements for access to and use of water and land resources

Sub-activity 2.1.1.1: Assessing buffer and adaptive capacity to harness resilience of different farm types]] - J.Groot
File:F.Muthoni Sub-activity 1.3.1.2& 1.3.1.3.pptx - C. Thierfelder
File:L.Claessens Sub-activity 1.3.1.4.pptx-L.Claessens

Output 2.2 Innovative options for soil, land and water management in selected farming systems demonstrated at strategically located learning sites

Activity 2.2.1: Set up demonstration and learning sites in target ESA communities

File:C. Thierfelder Sub-activity 2.2.1.1.pptx - C. Thierfelder
File:R.Chikowo Sub-activity 2.2.1.2.pptx-R. Chikowo
File:J.Kihara Sub-activity 2.2.1.3.pptx - J.Kihara
File:A.Kimaro Sub-activity 2.2.1.4.pptx-A.Kimaro
File:M.Shitindi Sub-activity 2.2.1.5.pptx - M.Shitindi
File:E.Swai Sub-activity 2.2.1.6.pptx-E.Swai

Outcome 3. Food and feed safety, nutritional quality, and income security of target smallholder families improved equitably (within households)

Output 3.1 Demand-driven research products to reduce postharvest losses and improve food quality and safety piloted in target areas

Activity 3.1.1: Conduct packaging and delivery of postharvest technologies through community and development partnerships with an iterative review, refining, and follow-up