1. GWP-IWMI collaboration: synergies for food securityby Eline BoeleeStockholm, 19 August 2011

3. Water scarcity

4. Land degradation

5. Loss of ecosystem services

7. Draft food security strategy Collaboration with IWMI mainly at global level Water for food security Implementing recommendations from Comprehensive Assessment Revitalizing irrigation Integration with other sectors to increase productivity Environmental sustainability: trade-offs and ecosystem services Research + networking = impact? Future collaboration, also with CPWF, in CRP5 Water, Land and Ecosystems

8. GWP in CRP5 IWRM in CRP5 GWP network can enhance impact at various levels Under the 5 Strategic Research Portfolios Mainstreaming ecosystem services Water for food -> Water for agroecosystem services Not only provisioning services (food, water supply) But also other ecosystem services: regulating, cultural and supporting Increased environmental sustainability and resilience

10. Livestock assets

12. Aquaculture

13. Fodder

14. Fiber

15. Fuel

16. Domestic uses (bathing and drinking)

18. Erosion regulation

19. Greenhouse gasses regulation

20. Pollination

22. Nutrient cycling

23. Soil formation

24. Ecosystem resilience

25. Mitigation of climate changeAgroecosystems for Water

27. Ecosystem services in IWRM

28. Network partners

29. Basins and Landscapes - CPWF

30. Resource Recovery

31. Wastewater irrigation for food security and for downstream environment

32. Reuse of nutrients

33. Rainfed and pastoral systems – all water sources

34. Information – exchange

37. More concrete planning to follow in 2012

38. Collaboration on concrete activities under the Strategic Research Portfolios

39. Finalizing on-going work

40. Development of new activities

41. Coordination and communication