Progress of IFAD-NUS3 Project in Nepal Sandesh Neupane, Programme Officer.

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Progress of IFAD-NUS3 Project in Nepal Sandesh Neupane, Programme Officer

Project Brief Major Outputs (linking with project objectives) Progress so far Outline

Project Sites 1.Talium VDC, Jumla 2.Pokhara and surrounding villages, Kaski 3.Kachorwa VDC, Bara 4.Namdu VDC, Dolakha

NARS – Hill Crops Research Programme (Dolakha) – National Genebank CSOs: – Network for Agrobio. Conservation (NABIC) – Bioresource Conservation Movement, Begnas, Kaski – Agriculture Development and Conservation Society (ADCS), Bara – BCDC, Namdu, Dolakha and Talium Jumla Local stakeholders: – Lekhnath Municipality, DADOs, business actors, schools Anamolbiu Pvt. Ltd. Bioversity Intl, MSSRF, Proinpa, IFAD Implementing Partners

Project Objectives, Target & Progress Test new methods & tools for on farm conservation PACS tested Custodian farmers’ network mobilized Use enhancement PACS Piloted through CBM fund, Included mechanism in institutional policy of CBM project (20% of interest for local seed purchase) Custodian farmer is being defined, Organized National Level custodian Farmers Workshop, Participatory Seed Exchange Research on Amaranth Target Progress Objective 1

Research on Amaranth Started from accessions collected from different parts of country Field testing is carried out with 285 acc on three different locations viz. Kaski, Jumla and Dolakha Characterization is done (paper is in Progress) Variety Screening process is going on Other associated research (e.g DoS, Fertilizer trial) are also in progress Variety release/registration from formal system will be done on next year Project Objectives, Target & Progress

Monitoring of diversity on-farm CBR method refined Five Cell Analysis tested CSBs strengthened Red listing of Agrobiodiversity tested Diversity fair and CBR on NUS in Bara and Dolakha Infrastructure support for CSB in Jumla and other CSBs established through other projects CSB network established and work in progress to link with National Genebank CBR format revision and in the process of testing and adoption in DADOs of WDR and CCCR project (donor) Five Cell Analysis is tested in Namdu and Begnas, and varieties are rehabilitated (e.g White Rayo in Namdu) Target Progress Objective 2

Project Objectives, Target & Progress Promote complementary conservation agenda in national programmes Create policy and government support for on-farm conservation Ex situ and in situ linkages CSB Workshop organized Genebank + CSB linkage initiated Joint Agreement for Agrobiodiversity Conservation Area in Begnas signed and implemented Target Progress Findings to guide research on climate change and its impact to local production systems Enhanced understanding of distribution of NUS diversity and traditional knowledge Paper by Gennifer (Climate Change, is in progress) Support on some adaptation work in Namdu (e.g Irrigation Pond) Target Progress Objective 3 Objective 4

CSB-Genebank Linkage 15 community seed banks from 12 districts transferred 916 local varieties of 62 crop species to the National Gene Bank Chief of the National Gene Bank, received seed samples along with passport data National Genebank will use CSBs and Farmers field as field bank with safety Duplication All the process is governed through CSB network More at: d=19 Project Objectives, Target & Progress

Biodiversity Information Center in Begnas, Kaski Agro-biodiversity Area (with local municipality) Plastic Pond in Namdu Sahar Fish Breeding Center in Rupa lake Threshing Machine (with high amount of community investment) Resource Leverage (Multi-stakeholder approach, e.g DADO and VDC Support) Other Initiatives

Publications

More to come Small millets in the Chepang Community of Nepal Market of grain amaranth in Doti, Nepal Scope of promotion of amaranth as a leafy vegetable in Jumla,Nepal Farmers' descriptor for amaranth Amaranth Diversity in Nepal Effect of Planting dates on vegetable production of Amaranth in Pokhara Nepal Red listing of crops using Five Cell Analysis

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