NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL INNOVATION PROJECT Component 2 introduction

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NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL INNOVATION
PROJECTComponent 2 introduction
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Agricultural research must contribute to
transformation of agriculture in support of
poverty alleviation and income generation

• Many people are dependent on fragile
  agricultural resources for their living and
  livelihoods
• Rapidly evolving urban demand provides
  diversification and value addition opportunities
• Changing trade regime requires enhanced
  competitiveness
• The agricultural resource base is under threat
  (water availability, soil degradation)
• New knowledge and technologies required to
  reconcile competitiveness and demand growth with
  livelihood and sustainability concerns in a
  changing institutional context

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The organization of science is quickly changing

• The knowledge elite
• Paper to store and share knowledge
• Research is expensive
• Research as the key tool to generate knowledge
• The linear model researchgt knowledgegt
  adaptationgt use of innovations

• The knowledge society
• Digital media and the Web to store and share
• Research is very expensive
• Search and consultation to generate knowledge
• The interactive model innovations combine
  problem recognition and knowledge generation

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Objectives of NAIP

• General
• to facilitate the accelerated and sustainable
  transformation of Indian agriculture for poverty
  alleviation and income generation.
• Specific
• To accelerate the collaborative development and
  application of agricultural innovations between
  public research organizations, farmers, private
  sector and other stakeholders.

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National Agricultural Innovation System
private sector
development community
Market orientation
Poverty orientation
National Agricultural Research System
Scientific capacity
other science providers
NAIP pushes three frontiers
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The evolution in the collaboration between ICAR
and Bank!

• The on-farm approach of the National Agricultural
  Technology Project (NATP) will be extended to
• a production to consumption system (value chain)
  approach
• a rural livelihood improvement approach
• more attention to basic and strategic research
• From collaborative research in the public sector,
  to harnessing synergies in partnerships among
  public and private sector, farmer organizations
  and civil society.
• From separate coverage of research and extension
  to integrating technology generation and uptake
  pathways.

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Demand perspective on agricultural growth and
opportunities (TN)
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The market demands a more diversified supply

• Main Drivers
• Demand side
• Rising incomes and growing middle class
• Urbanization changes consumer preferences
• Globalization
• Supply Side
• Slow cereal productivity growth
• Liberalization of seed sector
• Improved transport and telecommunications

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Institutional capital is key to take advantage
of market opportunities
Bonding
Farmer Federation
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2. Research on Production to consumption systems

• About 15 Consortia with public organizations,
  private sector, farmer organizations, NGOs and
  others from across the production to consumption
  system
• Jointly responsible for governance, design and
  implementation of research programs and the
  application of the resulting innovations
• Knowledge management activities, such as the
  organization of conferences and innovation market
  places, networks and communication strategies.
• Selection through a competitive process
• Support to investment, operational and some
  personnel costs of the consortia

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Fields of research in value chain consortia

• Food security and income improvement in staple
  foods
• Agricultural activities with large employment and
  income potential
• Export promotion
• Import substitution
• Products with agro-processing potential

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EXAMPLE VALUE CHAIN ON MEAT AND MEAT PRODUCTS
Potential Consortium Partners
Important Aspects
Most Critical Missing Links

• Identification and estimation of pesticidal and
  antibiotic residues
• Packaging of meat and meat products

Consumption (Safety Quality)
IVRI, NCL, IIP

• Demand supply (domestic global) analysis
• Market intelligence

NCAP, IEG, DMI, NCAER
Marketing
NRC (Meat)/IVRI, Vety.College, Tirupati, CFTRI,
DFRL, Hind (Agro), Al-kabeer, Allanasons

• Slaughter house byproducts utilization
• Tenderization of spent animals meat

Processing
IVRI, TNVASU, BAIF

• Research on Feed supplements and micronutrients
• Research on health cover

Production
KVKs, E-chaupals, ATMAs, FOs, PRIs, VKCs, SHGs
Farmers
Processors
Traders/Exporters
Consumers
Government
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What is new in PCS consortia?
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What is new in PCS consortia?
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Possible issues?
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