Agrobiodiversity data within System CRPs (Drylands, Humidtropics and AAS) Cline Termote, PhD May 7 th 2015 Research sites Type text here DrylandsHumidtropicsAAS Africa (8+1) Mali (Koutiala) Ghana (Wa) Malawi (Ntcheu) Kenya (Vihiga) Burundi (Cibitoke, Gitega) DRCongo (Bukavu) Uganda (Central Uganda) Ghana Zambia (Barotse) Asia (7) India (Rajastan) India (Karnataka) India (Andra Pradesh) Vietnam (Son La) China (Honghe) Philippines (Visayas- Mindanao) Bangladesh (Southern B) Latin America (2+1) Nicaragua (Central Northern Nicaragua) Haiti Dominican Republic Gender disaggregated Documents all species available Annual and perennial Wild and cultivated Plant and animal Documents species that are Produced Sold Bought Consumed Places all species into a 4-cell diagram according to: Whether they are produced/sold/bought/consumed by few or many people Whether they are produced on large/small areas or sold/bought/consumed frequently/infrequently Done once for plenty and once for lean season ABD focus group discussions ABD Household survey Socio-economic HH characteristics (more or less extensive) Documents ALL species grown on farm/collected from the wild Uses, area planted, qualitative evaluation of harvest, Gender questions on who makes decisions to plant/consume/market Seed system information Market participation Other modules Dietary intakes Qualitative 24h recall to calculate dietary diversity scores Full repeated quantitative 24h recall (Vietnam and Kenya) KAP (Knowledge, Attitudes, Practices) on nutrition (Vietnam and Kenya) Infant and Young Child feeding (IYCF) practices focus groups (Vietnam and Kenya) Anthropometrics in Vietnam and Kenya WUR adapted Farm design modeling to assess landscape in 2 communities in Vietnam and Kenya WUR modeling Objectives: Characterize current landscape; determine landscape performance in terms of production, environmental outcomes and nutrition. Explore trade-offs and synergies of interventions at landscape level. Identify and test entry points for improvements in farming, diets and ecosystem services provided by the landscape Approach: InDEED cycle Landscapes in Vihiga Review of secondary sources and experts Field visits Participatory mapping Transect walks Thank you