• What the key drivers for private seed organizations or other scalers to develop or license new varieties? 1.Seed Market 2. Seed Production Business 3.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Partnering with the Private Sector for Productivity Gains Bill Niebur DuPont Vice President Crop Genetics Research & Development.
Advertisements

Minimum of 30 font size and maximum of 3 lines title By IWMI Irrigated agriculture value chains interventions.
Role of the Maize Value Chain in the Global Bio-Economy Floyd Gaibler Director of Trade Policy and Biotechnology U.S. Grains Council.
Case Study: Small Holder Farmer AFLASAFE Technology Adoption Creating Companies | Creating Wealth | Creating Jobs March 2014 CONFIDENTIAL Partners.
Vision and Missions of the Turkey’s Seed Sector Kazım Abak 2 nd International Workshop on Seed Business Antalya 2-3 December 2013.
Planned FTF Projects to be launched in 2012 May 3, nd Quarterly Feed the Future Partners Coordination Meeting.
Maize Lethal Necrosis Disease FAO supported interventions in the region Aisja Frenken – Regional DRR Expert 21 August, 2013.
Increasing productivity and resilience Messages and project examples.
Agricultural Biotechnology in Smallholder Agriculture in Nigeria: Opportunities, Threats and Policy Options for Agricultural Transformation By G. A. Abu,
 Presentation to the mushroom stakeholders at Fair view Hotel on 13 th March  By Margaret Orina.  MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE. 1.
Our emerging approach to agricultural development October 18, 2006 Rajiv Shah, MD Director, Agricultural Development Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT WITH SPECIAL CONSIDERATION TO SMALL-SCALE FARMERS: ADDRESSING LAND RIGHTS ISSUES IN THE NACALA CORRIDOR, NORTHERN MOZAMBIQUE March.
LAMP – Linking Agricultural Markets to Producers 1a Linking Agricultural Markets to Producers LAMP Goals, Expected Results, Activities Accomplishments.
DEVCO Approach Paper Research & Innovation for Food and Nutrition Security / Sustainable Agriculture.
UNEP-ETB Launch Meeting Integrated Assessment of Trade Related Policies Geneva July agricultural biodiversity indicators and assessment methods.
Integration of land policies into CAADP Roundtables: Evidence and implications for research Joan Kagwanja, Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA)
Development Partners Group Meeting June 6, 2012 Tom Hobgood, Feed the Future Team Lead.
Investing in Rural Agriculture TIDI/UCD/Self Help Africa Day Conference 25 May 2011 Dublin.
Program Design and Implementation Workshop, Dakar, 1-3 December 2010 Developing the Capacity of Value Chains and of Value Chain Promotion Andreas Springer-Heinze,
AU/UNIDO/Brazil High-Level Seminar on Biofuel.  Policies are required to reflect the country’s development vision for the sector  Required to establish.
Scaling forages and forage seed in Ethiopia: suggested purpose and outcomes of this national stakeholder consultation Barry Shapiro, on behalf of a brainstorming.
Agriculture “Water Science Meets Policy” Event Common Implementation Strategy of the Water Framework Directive.
Strategic opportunities for sustainable crop production: FAO Perspective Gavin Wall, Director and OiC, Plant Production and Protection Division, FAO.
Global Issues Press Conference Should farmers be concerned with agricultural biotechnology? By: Peter Campbell.
IFPRI, Washington DC July
A country perspective on Agriculture and Agro-Industries Development towards Sustainable and Resilient Food Systems By Ms S Nyamatore Deputy Director-Enterprise.
Rural Investment and Policy Analysis (RIAPA) Modeling Toolkit
Why focus on MSMEs? Small business essential source of livelihoods of world’s poor Key engine of job creation; 60% of employment in developing countries.
Design elements for gender-responsive breeding The breeding cycle
Climate Change Elements of the SADC Regional Agricultural Policy (RAP)
Learnings from the Evidences and Impacts Strategic Direction towards a Climate Smart and Nutrition Sensitive Agriculture in Odisha Suryamani Roul
India Irrigation Forum (IIF) 7 April, new DELHI needs & objectives of iif to meet sustainable development goal in India Dr Ajay Pradhan india.
Supply and demand: improving the open ag funding data landscape
SESSION 4 DISCUSSION SESSION
Results Oriented Program Formulation
The Business of Plant Breeding:
Business Environment Dr. Aravind Banakar –
Business Environment Dr. Aravind Banakar –
Business Environment
Business Environment
Business Environment
Business Environment
Engaging Partners for FP4
AgTech4Biz Kerri Wright Platais, Head of Scientific and Technical Partnerships in Africa, IFPRI for DLPB Phase II Meeting Mauritius, February 1 and 2,
Viv Anthony Mauritius, 1-2 February 2018
Public-Private Partnerships in German Development Cooperation
GROUP 3 Patrick; Seila; Adron; Amin; Robert; Isaac; Stanley; Simelis.
CIMMYT Stephen Mugo Maize Breeder / CIMMYT Regional Rep (CRR) for Africa Presentation made to the Pan African Demand-Led Plant.
Demand-Led Breeding Outline of phase 2 programme
Strategy and Options for CGIAR support for Plant Breeding October 0218
OCVV Seminar Eric Devron, SICASOV Sofia the 20th September 2018.
Experiences, success criteria and mistakes to avoid when trying to identify varieties with high market potential and wining investment support for seed.
Viv Anthony Mauritius, 2 February 2018
Break-out session 1 Group 1
Ideas on the shape and content of a new advanced training module on DLB covering variety promotion, performance claims and product profiling Group 4.
Climate Change Elements of the SADC Regional Agricultural Policy (RAP)
CDD & Local Economic Development (LED) March 2018
Making Variety Performance Claims
Private Sector Variety development/Distribution requirements
Group 3.
Experience, success criteria and mistakes to avoid when trying to identify varieties with high market potential and winning investment for seed scaling.
Case Study: Small Holder Farmer AFLASAFE Technology Adoption
Personal reflection and exercise to identify areas and topics of the programme you may like to be involved in (using post-it stickers/white boards, such.
Tegemeo Institute of Agricultural Policy and Development,
Regional Co-operation Factsheet 2016
It is innovative : It has PPPs
Group 1: DLB alumni engagement
Group 1: Continuing professional development
Lessons learned from phase 1 Reports from 4 working groups
Demand led plant breeding workshop
Presentation transcript:

• What the key drivers for private seed organizations or other scalers to develop or license new varieties? 1.Seed Market 2. Seed Production Business 3. Existing Challenges in the market e.g. Diseases 4. Regulatory Frameworks (Royalties)

•How should market research, foresight and product profiles be used to identify promising varieties and make selection decisions? Implementation of stage gate approach Institutionalized crop breeding strategy based on market research, foresight and product profiles

• Why is it important and who has the skills and experience? Increases Adoption Cost Effective High Investment Return Improve Food Security, Markets, etc Who has the skills ? DLB Alumni (Public, Private)

• How can the value of a new variety or trait be determined –economic, social and environmental? Economic Assessment of Traits Poverty Indicators (income levels, change in diet, nutrition, quality of life etc.) Environmental Impact Assessments Resistance to Drought, Pest Resistance, Adaptability Willingness to pay Varieties

•How can commercial business cases for the private sector intersect/contribute vice versa with value assessments by social impact investors, national governments and international donors Business Model development : PPP’s models (public, private, research, academia, private producers farmer cooperatives etc

•How can technology push be identified vs •How can technology push be identified vs. demand or market pull in breeding and variety promotion? Identify right variety and the right market Demonstration, popularization (radio, promotional material etc) and commercialization

•How can public plant breeders, their value chains and African seed organizations get more insights from each other about the critical drivers for new product design? Information sharing platforms by bringing all stakeholders (value chain actors) across each product Conference, social media newsletter

•How well understood is DLB and using technical product profiles to select new varieties with market value by public and private breeding organizations? Private Breeding Approach is Understood Public Breeding is not well understood (partially practiced)

•How to win support for closer links between public and private sector organizations and change by breeders, managers, seed orgs, regulatory officials, donors and other stakeholders Proper Implementation of DLB to bring impact Share the Impact!