Pamela K. Anderson

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Focused on the Poor and Hungry
Pamela K. Anderson The International Potato
Center
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Agricultural Technology Impact Aggregate net
returns from 13 CIP technologies
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Agricultural Technology Impact
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Pro-poor research and development cycle
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Virus-free sweet potato
Virus-free SP in the field
Virus-free SP in net house
Infected and virus-free SP
High yield of virus free SP
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Potato and poor - 2005
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AKIS-potato workshop in Uganda (2004)
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Diagram of interactions of AKIS-potato in Kabale,
Uganda, 2005
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Extreme Poverty in Peru
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Innovation process Commercial innovation
through market chain is the driver for other
innovationsLinks research and development
Seed production system for native potatoes
IPM for market quality criteria
Post Harvest management to smooth supply
Commercial information systems (price info on
native potatoes)
Input provider Farmer Wholesaler
Processor Retail
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Participatory Market Chain ApproachHow does
PMCA work?
Phase 1
Diagnosis Understand market chain actors,
interests, ideas, problems
Phase 2
Participatory analysis of new market
opportunities Work in thematic groups
Phase 3

• Develop market driven innovations
• new products
• new technologies
• new institutions

Consolidation of created innovations
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Tikapapa
Innovations around potato diversity for linking
small potato producers to market
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Tikapapa
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2004 14 MT were sold 2005 38 MT were sold
2006 50 MT were sold (August)
Tikapapa sales to Wong supermarket chain
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PMCABeyond Commercial Innovation
NEW FORMS OF ORGANIZATION INSTITUTIONAL INNOVATION

NEW MARKET OPPORTUNITIES COMMERCIAL INNOVATION
RESEARCH DEMANDS TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION
Tikapapa(Other products)
PMCA
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Generation of Comercial Innovations
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Jalca Chips
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Promoting Integrated Technology in Bolivia,
Ecuador and Peru
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Papa Andina Initiative purpose
Operational Partners
Strategic Partners
Ecuador
Public
NGOs, Development projects
Peru
Bolivia
Public private
Public org. at national local levels
Market chain actors
Private

• Capacity building to promote innovation to
  link poor farmers to new market opportunities

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Scaling Out PMCA as International Public Good
Developing and adjusting PMCA Production of User
Guide Training Modules Documenting
cases Promoting the PMCA in other contexts and
with new partners Uganda (CIP SSA
ASARECA) Nicaragua (FUNICA Foundation)
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Pro-poor research and development cycle
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