M. Karthikeyan, Program Leader Promoting NUS for the masses The experience of DHAN Foundation.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Ad Hoc Working Group on The World at 7 Billion and Beyond: Promoting a Forward-Looking Vision of People-Centred Development POSSIBLE ROLE FOR FAO relating.
Advertisements

Post-harvest Losses, Technology, and Value Addition Rosa Rolle Senior Agro-Industries and Post- harvest Officer.
1 BOGOTA SEPTEMBER 2014 «Scaling up sustainable agriculture and optimizing the value chain» Karla Canavan Bogota September 2014.
GENDER, AGRICULTURE AND RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA BY RUVIMBO MABEZA-CHIMEDZA.
Reinforcing the Resilience of Poor Rural Communities in the Face of Food security, Poverty and Climate Change through on Farm Conservation of Local Agro-biodiversity.
Mainstreaming millets into Nutritional Programmes Dr. Kiran Sakkhari WASSAN ARTIC.
Experience of DONATA OFSP Project in Northern UGANDA By Yuventino Obong Coordinator OFSP IPTA Research Officer/Agronomist Ngetta ZARDI.
“ Ensuring livelihoods with equity and dignity” Reinforcing the resilience of poor………. through on-farm conservation of local agro-biodiversity MSSRF, Chennai.
Water security and the right to food in climate challenged countries: women at the center The water challenge for agriculture and food security Brussels.
Bram Moeskops Scientific Coordinator CORE Organic Research seminar 1 October 2014, Stockholm New Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda for Organic Food.
Winning Markets for smallholders! Farm Concern International E-Warehouse a turnaround to facilitating Access to Markets and Finance for Smallholder Farmers.
Kansas City, May 9, 2012 Title II in Guatemala, an evolved, holistic and integrated approach International Food Aid and Development Conference 2012.
Ngin Chhay Director of the Department of Rice Crop/GDA Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Phnom Penh, 21 – 22 May 2012 Forth National Seminar.
By Group 8 송현석 박신영 김윤주 박도영 이정수. : The Effects of Globalization on the Food System ConsolidationOffoodconglomeratesVerticalChainIntegrationDiversifiedUsageOfCereals.
African Regional Expert Workshop on Sustainable Use of Biodiversity Nairobi, December 2006 CASE STUDY: Conservation and Sustainable Use of Taro.
Background The Uganda Nile Discourse Forum (UNDF) was established in 2003, as roundtable of non-governmental and community based organisations whose purpose.
Situation, Initiatives and Policy in Support to Organic Rice in Nepal Jyoti Baidya.
GROUP: SNNPR January 24/2013 Value chain analysis and Identification of Potentials for irrigated crop commodities.
Experiences, challenges and opportunities in promoting minor millets in India Indigenous Partnership Workshop, 2 Nov 2012 Stefano Padulosi Bioversity International.
The perspective of the food and drink manufacturing sector Meeting consumer needs Responding to new challenges Dominique TAEYMANS Director Scientific &
Mali Work Packages. Crop Fields Gardens Livestock People Trees Farm 1 Farm 2 Farm 3 Fallow Pasture/forest Market Water sources Policy Landscape/Watershed.
Promoting CARICOM/CARIFORUM Food Security (Project GTFS/RLA/141/ITA) (FAO Trust Fund for Food Security and Food Safety – Government of Italy Contribution)
Post-harvest Technologies to Maintain Grain and Seed Quality Dieudonne Baributsa Purdue University Regional Knowledge Sharing Meeting Washington, DC November.
Millets. Millets: Nodal Thematic Design Target: Retrieve the area lost (2001 / Level) Retrieve the diets (share of millets in the diet) Approach:
Mastewal Yami Post Doctoral Fellow: Social and Institutional Scientist Challenges to Investment in Irrigation in Ethiopia: Lessons.
Enhancing partnership among Africa RISING, NAFAKA and TUBORESHE CHAKULA Programs for fast-tracking delivery and scaling of agricultural technologies in.
Regional Learning Session on Sustainable and Inclusive Marketing Arrangements Towards Increasing Farmers’ Market Power 9-11 May 2013 Manila Vedini Harishchandra.
Developing Social Capital: Engaging the Poorest Communities Pierre Ferrari President and CEO.
WhatWhyWho Test officially released vegetable varieties and associated technologies in rotation, relay, mixed cropping Vegetables already released by the.
Stefano Padulosi Global Coordinator MS Swaminathan Research Foundation, Chennai, India, February 2015 Reinforcing the resilience of poor rural communities.
GECAFS understanding of “Food Systems” P. Ericksen December 2005 Kathmandu, Nepal.
Food System Characterization P. Ericksen Delhi IGP 3.
Promoting Nutritious Diverse Diets using Biofortified Crops
John Nzungize Africa RISING’s large-scale diffusion of technologies for sorghum and millet systems (ARDT_SMS)
“ Ensuring livelihoods with equity and dignity” Reinforcing the resilience of poor………. through on-farm conservation of local agro-biodiversity ASA, India.
Dr. Modibo Traoré Assistant Director General Agriculture and Consumer Protection.
Voice of smallholders farmers: Achievements and success factors for smallholders farmers World Vision International Experience in Uganda Improving and.
Joanna Kane-Potaka Director, Strategic Marketing and Communication ICRISAT Smart Food At Indian Merchants Chamber 18 Nov 2015.
GLOBAL FORUM FOR FARMERS. IFFCO Foundation was established as a Public Trust by IFFCO in the Year 2003 to focus as a Think Tank on issues relating to.
Putting nitrogen fixation to work for smallholder farmers in Africa MAINSTREAMING GENDER INTO N2AFRICA LEGUME PRODUCTION IN ETHIOPIA Mekdes Alemu Gender.
Current Scenarios of Forage and Forage Seed Production and Use in Ethiopia Getnet Assefa November, 2015.
Trends that Impact on Horticultural Chains in GMS Countries Rosa S. Rolle, Ph.D Senior Agro-Industries and Post-harvest Officer FAO Regional Office for.
ObjectivesResearch questionsActivities Nutrition, food safety and value addition 1.1 Improving HH food and nutrition security, particularly the vulnerable.
Objective 1: To increase resilience of smallholder production systems Output -Integrated crop-livestock systems developed to improve productivity, profitability.
Phase 2 Research Questions Theme 1: Nutrition, food safety and value addition 1)Which combinations of technology packages can reduce household vulnerability.
ADDRESSING PRODUCTION BARRIERS IN MINOR MILLETS V.VEERABADRAN.
Promoting sustainable agriculture through private-public partnerships in SIDS.
Collective marketing enhancement as contribution to resilient agriculture An initiative to establish a marketing network of small scale Toxin Free Crop.
A POLICYMAKER’S GUIDE TO THE SUSTAINABLE INTENSIFICATION OF SMALLHOLDER CROP PRODUCTION.
Comprehensive Pilot Programme for Revitalizing Rainfed Agriculture in the Jawadhu Hills - Thiruvannamalai District, Tamil Nadu. Work done and in progress.
HarvestPlus c/o IFPRI 2033 K Street, NW Washington, DC USA Tel: Fax: Overview.
Climate Smart Agriculture to Foster Food Production by Dyborn Chibonga, NASFAM CEO Prepared for WFO Annual General Assembly in Livingstone, Zambia -
Technology Transfer Network on Rainwater Harvesting Irrigation.
HarvestPlus c/o IFPRI 2033 K Street, NW Washington, DC USA Tel: Fax: Scaling.
Importance of Millet Crops in the Context of Climate Change & Risk Mitigation Stefano Padulosi Bioversity International National conference: “Embracing.
Crop insurance initiatives in India
International Livestock Research institute
Post Harvest Handling & Value Addition
Socio-economic Benefits of Biotechnology
What Why Who Test officially released vegetable varieties and associated technologies in rotation, relay, mixed cropping Vegetables already released by.
10-Year Pulse Research Strategy
15 November, 2017 | COP23 side-event| IFOAM – Organics International
Africa RISING in the Ethiopian Highlands
Farmers and Innovation: the role of Research?
Crop insurance initiatives in India
National Year of Millets Department of Agriculture, Cooperation
Overcoming Barriers to the Pursuit of Climate Resilient Agriculture: Looking Beyond the Farm 22nd March 2018 Climate-smart and sustainable agriculture.
The water challenge for agriculture and food security
Availability of Seeds Joint Secretary (Seeds)
WELCOME.
Presentation transcript:

M. Karthikeyan, Program Leader Promoting NUS for the masses The experience of DHAN Foundation

We are working on Small millets Uncultivated greens Medicinal plants Tree crops Backwater flora and fauna

Small millets

Mainstreaming small millets I. Offers more nutrients Rich in calcium, iron, vitamin B & protein II. Medicinal properties Low glycemic index and rich in dietary fibre III. Additional contribution of SMCS to nutrition IV. Climate smart crops V. Nutritious fodder In spite of this, area, production and consumption has drastically declined Healthy associated crops- Horsegram, field bean, niger, etc. Many uncultivated greens - 20 in Jawadhu hills and 32 in Anchetty

Declining consumption & moving out of the states Production constraints Post harvest constraints Inadequate attractive products Inadequate awareness Inadequate access INTEGRATED MULTIPLE CONSTRAINTS NASCENT TECHNOLGY AND MARKET DEVELOPMENT Catalyst: Participatory multi- stakeholder research

PRODUCTION ENHANCEMENT Enhancing varietal diversity, Improving productivity and Reducing drudgery

Enhancing access to varietal diversity LocalReleased Pre- Released Little millet 2514 Finger millet Barnyard millet Kodo millet  132 local varieties identified and characterised.  DNA barcoding technique evolved for SMs. 1-4 farmer preferred varieties/ crop selected 3 varieties entered national evaluation system

Increasing productivity thro’ location specific SAP Plough models introduced Zap Planter Line sowing Grain pro bag Guli method of ragi planting

Reducing drudgery thro’' testing and introducing harvester and thresher- 12 to 20 man days saved & can save harvest from rain damage

Reducing drudgery through dehuller assembly development Double Chamber Centrifugal Dehuller- TNAU Rubber Roller Dehuller- CFTRI Compartment Separator- CFTRI

CONSUMPTION ENHANCEMENT Proving health benefits, developing products, promotion, marketing and inclusion in public food programs

Proving health benefits & developing healthful products - TNAU 75% 100%50%

Promoting consumption in production areas Attractive recipes demonstration Folk art and skit for promotion Dehuller establishment

Promoting consumption thro’ market Bulk products- Rice, Shortening of value chain for regional consumption Sold 182 tonnes to consumers Created a network of retailers to reach masses Reaching through women/ farmer federations Able to reduce price by % Increased price realisation to farmers by 24% Promotion of 2 FPOs with small millet farmers

Promoting consumption thro’ market Mobile shop for small millets

Promoting consumption thro’ market Value added products for urban poor 127 Street vendors strengthened thro’ capacity building on hygiene and registration with food safety authorities

Pilot testing of feeding in ICDS centres- WASSAN SM snacks/ tiffin in schools in Malkangiri, Odisha Promoting consumption thro’ public food programs

POLICY ADVOCACY Policy studies, policy consultation events and networking of stakeholders

Policy advocacy Review of existing policies relevant for small millets Policy seminars in Tamil Nadu, Odisha and Delhi Networking of stakeholders across the value chain

Uncultivated greens

Medicinal plants Maruthi Mooligai Producer company for poor 1200 herb collectors in the Western Ghats -Mostly women Linking with national and international markets to enhance income

Neglected tree crops Garcinina gummicuta Pommelo (Citrus maxima) Training for candle making Stakeholders meeting Training on grafting Community nursery Local entrepreneurs devt.

Backwater flora and fauna Organising the fringe community into producer groups Working Capital for members Resource enhancement

Thank you!