For discussion purposes only Biofuel and Poverty Nexus in Asia 13 th Poverty and Environment Partnership Meeting Myo Thant Manila, 11 June 2008.

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For discussion purposes only Biofuel and Poverty Nexus in Asia 13 th Poverty and Environment Partnership Meeting Myo Thant Manila, 11 June 2008

For discussion purposes only Interest in Biofuels has increased enormously: 13 th Poverty and Environment Partnership Meeting Production volumes Plans and policies Number of countries Different biofuel feedstock Research on second generation technology

For discussion purposes only Biofuels are motivated by: 13 th Poverty and Environment Partnership Meeting Energy security Environmental protection Rural development

For discussion purposes only Poverty in Asia is: 13 th Poverty and Environment Partnership Meeting still widespread 650 million under $1/day definition (20%) 1.8 billion under $2/day definition (55%) heavily rural food takes up a very high percentage of the consumption basket of the poor

For discussion purposes only Two competing paradigms 13 th Poverty and Environment Partnership Meeting Food vs. fuel debate vs Rural development for Asia from biofuels

For discussion purposes only Food vs. Fuel (con) 13 th Poverty and Environment Partnership Meeting Land use and commodity prices Alternative outputs/ diversion Different crops Land clearing and environment Water availabiity and pollution

For discussion purposes only Food vs. Fuel (pro) 13 th Poverty and Environment Partnership Meeting The amount of causation is insignificant Other causes are more important Oil prices Speculation Increased demand Land used for non-agri purposes

For discussion purposes only Rural Development for Asia from Biofuels 13 th Poverty and Environment Partnership Meeting Strengths: natural conditions, prior agro-industry experience, abundant labor Opportunities: high demand globally and regionally Well-suited crops

For discussion purposes only Crops with Potential in Asia 13 th Poverty and Environment Partnership Meeting a)Biodiesel Jatropha (marginal land) Palm oil Coconut Pongamia b)Bioethanol Sweet sorghum Cassava

For discussion purposes only Crops with Potential in Asia 13 th Poverty and Environment Partnership Meeting c)Impacts Employment generation/income exports By products Power for offgrid rural areas

For discussion purposes only Nothing can be assumed (1) 13 th Poverty and Environment Partnership Meeting a)Food vs. fuel debate depends on feed stock country production pathway timeframe

For discussion purposes only Nothing can be assumed (2) 13 th Poverty and Environment Partnership Meeting b)Asian biofuel prospects depend on technology/productivity trade adoption of new crops appropriate scale security of tenure logistics, eg. pipelines

For discussion purposes only 13 th Poverty and Environment Partnership Meeting We need: Evidence and informed debate Effective policy (feedstock, refining, markets) Public-private partnership/ business models Regional and global agreements