A Taste of A4NH- the first in a discussion series
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The CGIAR Research Program on Agriculture for Nutrition and Health (A4NH) is hosting a brownbag discussion series on our program to participants from our lead center, IFPRI. The series will cover topics about our research portfolio, how we engage with partners, and areas for scaling up research. This presentation introduces the basics of A4NH and answers our most commonly-asked-questions.
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A Taste of A4NH- the first in a discussion series
- 1. A Taste of A4NH Part 1 in a Brownbag Series: An introduction to who we are & how we work
- 3. Improved Nutrition and Health Improved diet quality Reduced exposure to ag- associated diseases Empowerment of women and poor communities Better cross-sector policies, programs, and investments Improved nutritional status Improved health status IDOs CGIAR & Partner Research Portfolio FOOD Staples Perishables Diets in systems HEALTH RISKS Food Safety Intensification Poverty/Health IMPACTS AT SCALE Program Implementers Gender Policy/Investment CGIAR Strategic Goals
- 4. 1.Impact Orientation Impact pathways & theories of change Partnerships for impacts at scale 2.Systematicapproach to monitoring, evaluation, and learning 3.Coordination, convening, and critical mass A4NH Added Value
- 5. Implementers Enablers Private Sector
- 6. Behaviour and Performance changes Activities and Outputs (Training,Practice, Research, Planning) Environmental,Social, Economic Context Capacity changes in knowledge, attitudes skills) Reach & Reaction Direct Benefits (reduced hazards, safe food, clean water, income) Direct Benefits Assumptions& Risks Behaviour Change Assumptions& Risks Capacity Change Assumptions& Risks Reach Assumptions& Risks Impacts (Development Goals) (Children Survive, Lower Disease Burdens) Impact Assumptions& Risks Impacts and Impacts at Scale
- 7. 2011 Cassava Provitamin A DR Congo, Nigeria 2012 Beans Iron (Zinc) DR Congo, Rwanda 2012 Maize Provitamin A Zambia 2012 Pearl Millet Iron (Zinc) India 2013 Rice Zinc Bangladesh, India 2013 Wheat Zinc India, Pakistan 2003 *GOAL: delivery-at-scale to 25 million people from 8 target countries 2018 Discovery Development Delivery 2008 2013 2007 Sweet Potato Provitamin A Uganda Mozambique
- 8. Photo credits, clockwise: Flickr/newbeatphoto(top row), CIAT/N.Palmer, DFID/Russell Watkins, CIAT/N.Palmer Social Protection Direct Nutrition Interventions Agriculture and Food Gender Water and Sanitation
- 9. Photo credits, clockwise from top left: FAO/J.Domenech, CIAT/N.Palmer, and IITA
- 10. A4NH –Results Framework Improved diet quality Reduced exposure to ag- associated disease Empowerment of women and poor communities Better cross-sector policies, programs, and investments Improved nutritional status STUNTING MICRONUTRIENTS Improved health status DALYs IDOs Biofortification Value chains for enhanced nutritition Integrated programs and policies Agricultural disease risk A4NH Research Portfolio Value Chains Programs Policies A4NH Impact Pathways CGIAR Strategic Goals
- 11. 1.Impact Orientation 2.Systematicmonitoring, evaluation, and learning 3.Coordination, convening and critical mass Good example of Biofortification Actively support PHND programs and policieswith new partnerships Regional and country engagement Food Safety Perishables /Aflatoxin–biology / economics Value chains / food systems –ASF, pulses, vegetables Local Food Systems / Nutrition Sensitive Landscape A4NH Added Value