1. CIARD Coherence in Information for Agricultural Research for development Dr. Johannes Keizer Office ofKnowledge Exchange, Research and Extension Food andAgricultureOrganizationofthe UN Talk atthe AGNIC meeting, 2011, May 18
2. Contribution and Participation in Science Territory size shows proportion of scientific papers published in 2001 by authors living there. Copyright SASI Group (University of Sheffield) and Mark Newman (University of Michigan)
19. Coherence in Information for Agricultural Research for Development A new global movement to provide a platform for coherence between information-related initiatives to make public domain agricultural research information and knowledge truly accessible to all 2009 2007 2008 2005 2010 2012 2011 1st IISAST Consultation TASK FORCES CIARD Initiative launched (15 founding partners) Regional Consultations 70 countries 150 info prof. GCARD 2012 2nd IISAST Consultation e-Consultation & Beijing Consultation + Regional Workshops CIARD endorsed (GCARD and FARA) +112 partners and growing…
20. Endorsement of 1st Global Conference on Agricultural Research for Development (GCARD), March 2010 Recommended that: Stakeholders use the potential of multi-partner initiatives such as CIARD to facilitate availability and access to information and knowledge in innovative ways. 5th General Assembly of the Forum for Agricultural Research in Africa (FARA), July 2010 Recommended that CIARD should: advocate for more coherent approaches to knowledge sharing and communication of the outputs of agricultural research support development of national capacities for all types of stakeholders
27. Advocacy Task Force Capacity Building Task Force Content Management Task Force
28. Routemap to Information Nodes and Gateways http://ring.ciard.net/ Global registry of information sources and services in agriculture information providers register their services in various categories – e.g. 103 document repositories with 4 million accessions, and 750,00 full text documents RSS feeds – news & events: 18
29. RING – Numbers http://ring.ciard.net/totals Number of documents potentially reachable through the services registered in the RING. Types of service considered: document repositories and bibliographic databases.
Editor's Notes
the chart on the homepage representing the distribution of services across "service types" (http://ring.ciard.net) (implemented with support from John Fereira); the geographic map on the homepage representing the geographic distribution of services;
a first attempt to provide some aggregated data on the number of contents / resources potentially reachable through the services registered in the RING: http://ring.ciard.net/totals