International Potato Center - CIP
Overview: SO5.5 - LP2 - Tools for characterization of targeted farming and food systems and vulnerability trends
Leader: Gordon Prain, International Potato Center - CIP
Team
members: 2
Partner
organizations: 1
Budget 2025
USD :
0
Outputs: 5
Atlas
Outputs
| Code | Type | Output Name | Leader | Co-leader | Deliverables | Commodity | View |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SO5.5 - LP2.1 | Output 2.1: Secondary source review and comparison of existing tools and methods for characterization of farming and food systems and vulnerability trends (including ecosystem vulnerability) in CIP and other projects in the global South. | Gordon Prain | 0 | ||||
| SO5.5 - LP2.2 | Output 2.2: Best-bet procedures for baseline characterization of socio-economic, gender, nutrition and food security dimensions of RTC-based production and food systems in the Andes and Asia identified and validated, with optional use of correlation models, future scenarios and identification of drivers and risks across benchmark sites. | Gordon Prain | 0 | ||||
| SO5.5 - LP2.3 | Output 2.3: Hotspot mapping and agrobiodiversity baseline characterization conducted for crop genetic diversity, nutritional and functional attributes and derived ecosystem services in RTC-based systems in the Andes and Asia. | Gordon Prain | 0 | ||||
| SO5.5 - LP2.4 | Output 2.4: Inventory, collection, characterization and documentation of pests and pathogens conducted, including beneficial insects and microorganisms of key pests and their contribution to system vulnerability and resilience in targeted RTB-based cropping systems in the Andes and Asia. | Gordon Prain | 0 | ||||
| SO5.5 - LP2.5 | Output 2.5: Crop and interlinked pest models, associated tools and at least two linked communities of practice for building modeling capacity and characterizing research and policy options for assessing effect of climate change (CC) on current and future yield gaps of potato and sweetpotato in the Andes and Asia. | Gordon Prain | 0 |
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