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COVER SLIDE To change the picture: Right click on the photo Click on change picture If you need a specific CRP logo, replace the general CGIAR logo at the upper right. Agricultural Biodiversity Assessment in the Systems CRPS: An Introduction Mauricio R. Bellon, Principal Scientist 28/04/2014

Conceptual framework for the assessment DIVIDER SLIDE You can use it to introduce a section of your presentation.

Food security & dietary quality Dietary diversity On-farm diversity Market diversity Self-consumption Sale Purchase Income Food security & dietary quality Ecosystem & Evolutionary Services Influencing factors Information flow Nutrition & Health status Household & community individual Household & individual

General objective to characterize these three dimensions of ABD the elements and relationships involved the exogenous factors that influence them as the basis for analyzing the roles of ABD in the lives and livelihoods of rural populations to identify entry points for designing and implementing interventions that contribute to improve their well-being

Specific objectives Including both domesticated and wild species To identify and quantify the number of all useful plant and animal species (including fish) at the household-level that are: grown on farm and home garden, or collected from the wild consumed as part of the diet by mothers and children purchased and sold Including both domesticated and wild species For each species the number of varieties/breeds

Focus of the assessment Annual domesticated plant species Perennial plant species, including agro-forestry species Wild and semi-domesticated plant species Domesticated animal species Wild animal species Fish Species and products bought and sold Foods consumed Markets

Methodology Ethno-biological survey Focus group discussion Male and female groups Questionnaire to a random sample of households in villages targeted by the CRP TITLE AND TEXT

Data analysis: Some preliminary results and examples

Focus Group Discussions DIVIDER SLIDE You can use it to introduce a section of your presentation.

Preliminary results: FDG Mali-annual species Male1 Female1 Male2 Female2 Male3 Female3 Mean Count Gossypium hirsutum 1 1.0 6 Pennisetum americanum Zea mays Sorghum bicolor 3 1.3 Vigna unguiculata Arachis hypogea 4 1.8 Oryza sativa 2 2.0 Colocynthus citrillus 2.5 Capsicum frutescens 3.0 Vigna subterranea Abelmoschus esculentus 3.2 Digitaria exilis Lycopersicum esculentum 3.3 Solanum melongena Lactusa sativa 3.5 Allium cepa 3.7 Ipomea batatas Lagenaria sp Brassica oleracea var. capitatta 4.0 Dioscorea sp Glycine maxima 2.8 5 Cucumis sativus Hibiscus cannabinus Cucumis melo 3.6 Sesamum indicum Cucurbita pepo Solanum aethiopicum Solanum tuberosum Capsicum annuum Plectranthus esculentus Manihot exculentus Cucurbita ciceraria Nicotiana tabacum Docus carota Phaseolus vulgaris Allium sativum Zingiber officinale

Classification of annual species: male versus female groups Kendall tau rank correlation coefficient   Village 1 2 3 Kendall's tau-b 0.5148 0.6742 0.6877 Test of Ho: males and females are independent 0.0006 0.0000

Household questionnaire: Preliminary results from India DIVIDER SLIDE You can use it to introduce a section of your presentation.

Koutiala, Mali: Crop species grown during the rainy season

Rajasthan, India: Crop species Common name No. households No. villages Pennisetum glaucum Pearl millet 227 8 Cyamopsis tetragonoloba Cluster bean 182 Vigna aconitifolia Moth bean 138 7 Vigna radiata Green gram 120 Triticum aestivum Wheat 88 5 Cicer ariatinum Chickpea 78 4 Citrullus lanatus Water melon 50 Cucumis sativus Cucumber 3 Brassica spp Mustard 27 Sesamum indicum Sesame 24 Ricinus communis Castor 21 Cuminum cyminum Cumin 11 Gossypium hirsutum Cotton 9 2 Sorghum vulgare Sorghum 1 Arachis hypogea Peanuts Allium cepa Onion Plantago ovata Psyllium Praecitrullus Round gourd

Rajasthan, India: Trees are important Species No. households No. villages Prosopis cineraria 225 8 Azadirachta indica 61 7 Acacia nilotica 43 6 Ziziphus nummularia 81 Acacia arabica 79 5 Calotropis gigantia 74 Senegalia catechu 53 Tecomella undulata 72 Ziziphus mauritiana 60 Salvadora oleiodes 4 Cordia dichotoma 10 3 Areca catechu 18 2 Eucalyptus citriodora Leptadenia pyrotechnica 21 Clerodendrum multiflorum 29 1 Mangifera indica Tamarindus indica

Rajasthan, India: Domesticated animals Species Common name No. households No. villages Capra hircus Goat 216 8 Bos dometicus Cow 198 Ovis aeries Sheep 42 7 Bubalus bubalis Buffalo 37 5 Camelus dromedarius Camel 6 Equus assinus Donkey 3 2 Gallus gallus domesticus Hen/cock 1 Equus equus Horse

Rajasthan, India: Distribution of responsibility for caring of species (number of households) Annual crop species Who takes care of the species: Husband alone Wife alone Both Children Total Number of households: 7 50 166 6 229 Useful trees 21 43 161 4 Domesticated animals 8 61 3 238

Rajasthan, India: Number of decisions made by different household members about species   Decision-maker Number of decisions Total number of decisions 1 2 3 4 Annual crop species Husband alone 79 21 6 155 Wife alone 10 37 Both together 7 26 77 104 706 Children alone 18 Tree species 56 35 172 12 38 39 53 110 689 17 Domesticated animal species 31 9 14 93 24 Both 8 41 128 208 Children alone

Number of food items consumed and transactions by which they were obtained by mothers and children

ABD Assessment: which CRPs and where Dryland CRP India Mali Ghana Malawi Mozambique Humidtropics CRP Vietnam Aquatic Agricultural Systems CRP Bangladesh Philippines Zambia