ESA Project Planning Review meeting 14Sept-16 Sept.2021

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Africa RISING ESA Project Review and Planning Meeting
14 – 16 September 2021 [4/5-hour sessions on each day]
Virtual [meeting links to be communicated]


LOGISTICS

  • Agenda is based on East Africa Time (EAT)
  • Meeting starts at 13.30 EAT each day



OBJECTIVES

  1. Review progress, activities, and results for 2020/21 season.
  2. Plan for implementation of activities in 2021/22 season.
  3. Share updates with partners about project implementation and future direction.


AGENDA

Day ONE [14 September]

  • 13.45 Welcome and opening remarks
  • Hoeschle-Zeledon, Africa RISING ESA & WA Project Manager
  • L. Tripathi, IITA Eastern Africa Director
  • 14.00 Project implementation updates & developments - M. Bekunda
  • 14.15 Start of Review Session [progress with implementation of ESA Workplan sub-activities]
  • Click on the link below to view the list of Sub-activities, presenters, and presentation time


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 agroecology
Activity 1.1.1: Assess and iteratively improve resilient crop-crop and crop-livestock integration systems
B. Jumbo [[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
R. Chikowo [[R.Chikowo_Sub-activity_1.1.1.2_3&4.pptx|Sub-activity 1.1.1.2. Investigations on the medium to long term impacts of SI technologies on crop productivity at multi-locational fields
R. Chikowo [[R.Chikowo_Sub-activity_1.1.1.2_3&4.pptx|Sub-activity 1.1.1.3. Determining the productivity of groundnut as a function of seed generation × variety ×density interactions in two contrasting agroecologies, and rotational benefits to maize


https://africa-rising.net/aresa2021_dayone/

  • 5 mins. allocated for each sub-activity
  • Total of 67 sub-activities to be presented during the review session
  • 30 sub-activities to be presented on day one
  • 10 min. break in between [at 16.15]
  • 18.20 End of day one



Day TWO [15 September]

13.30 Quick recap of day one
13.40 Reporting session continued
  • Click on the link below to view list of Sub-activities, presenters, and presentation time

https://africa-rising.net/aresa2021_daytwo/

  • Cover 37 sub-activities
18.30 End of day two


Day THREE [16 September]

13.30 Quick recap of day two
13.40 Progress with impact evaluation studies in ESA – C. Azzarri
14.00 Work planning break-out preparations – M. Bekunda
14.20 Structured plenary discussions around the following topics:
  • Ranking of specific farming systems’ priorities and gaps for guiding future SI research in ESA - led by S. Snapp, J. Kihara; G. Fischer [60 mins]
  • Surveys specific to research and scaling partnership activities/Surveys specific to long-term research - led by J. Manda [20 mins]
  • Foresight/dynamic modeling and simulations WA example - led by F. Muthoni [20 mins]
16.00 Break
16.10 Structured plenary discussions around the following topics cont'd:
  • Developing materials for Empowering extension - led by J. Odhong [20 mins]
  • ICT for scaling - led by F. Kizito [20 mins]
16.50 Brainstorming plenary discussion - Possible partnership with RUFORUM – Graduate core module on SIAF - led by R. Chikowo [30 mins]
17.10 Brainstorming plenary discussion - On-going scaling partnerships with development institutions [20 mins]
17.30 Reflections, including thoughts on key phase 2 close-out activities, and next steps
18.00 Closing remarks - I. Hoeschle-Zeledon



NOTES