Leader Kumar Shalander, International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics - ICRISAT
Coleader: Katrien Descheemaeker, Wageningen University & Research Centre - WUR
Team
members: 50 Partner
organizations: 28
Budget 2025 USD :
0
Activities/Products:
20
Description
In aiming to develop, test and validate options for sustainable intensification and livelihood diversification, CoA3.3 is deploying three groups of activities. Through the first group of activities, the cluster will perform ex-ante and ex-post impact assessments across spatial and temporal scales and sustainability domains. For this, relevant criteria and indicators are being determined. Whereas on the one hand, this exercise is site-specific as the relevance of indicators depends on the context and the involved stakeholders, on the other hand, we also work towards the development of a common framework of principles, criteria and indicators that is applicable across sites and farming systems. Selected GLDC innovations and SI options are being evaluated based on criteria and indicators in the various sustainability domains. The second group of activities brings together modelling approaches to evaluate tradeoffs across domains and across spatial and temporal scales. Special attention is being given to the integration of household-level approaches and landscape level approaches. The modelling tools will also be used in participatory settings to co-design improved farming systems. Part of this activity is the comparison, improvement and testing of the modelling tools. In a third and final set of activities, the aim is to synthesize knowledge and information for targeting gender and nutrition in the development of GLDC options. This links to the other groups of activities, as gender and nutrition related criteria and indicators are being developed and integrated in the assessment frameworks.
Key Documents
Cluster annual report - 2018 COA 3.3 This report provides a synthesis of main progress and achievements in implementing the annual Plan of Work of cluster of activities 3.3.
Multi-model systems analysis to identify Low Emissions Development Pathways – exploring synergies and trade-offs Multi-model systems analysis was used to identify Low Emissions Development Pathways – exploring synergies and trade-offs in Mahbubnagar District, Telangana, India
A framework for scaling sustainable land management options A framework developed for scaling sustainable land management options (a contribution from CRP_-Dryland Systems and GLDC)
Report of the Cluster of Activities 3.3 for 2020 This report provides a synthesis of main progress and achievements in implementing the annual Plan of Work of cluster of activities 3.3 during 2020.
Annual report of the cluster of activities 3.3 during 2019 This report provides a synthesis of main progress and achievements in implementing the annual Plan of Work of cluster of activities 3.3 during 2019.
Crop yield monitoring of dryland cereals and food security in complex smallholder agricultural systems
Louise Leroux
1
FP3-3.2
Household bio-economic whole farm model parameterized, tradeoffs/synergies analyzed and deployed successfully for at least 3 contrasting farming systems in semiarid south India evaluating climate smart interventions and providing pathways for doubling farmer income.
Kumar Shalander
Swamikannu Nedumaran
2
FP3-3.3
Managing functional biodiversity and crop pests
Valerie Soti
Thierry Brévault
3
FP3-3.4
Current crop-livestock production and marketing systems characterized for selected locations in Niger/Burkina Faso using past studies, existing survey data and gap fill through additional FGDs with the stakeholders for parameterizing whole farm models to simulate farm productivity considering farm income and gender
Vincent Bado
Kumar Shalander
5
FP3-3.5
Asset ownership in the semi-arid tropics: a gendered analysis from the VDSA data
PAdmaja Ravula
1
FP3-3.6
Identify criteria and indicators for analyzing sustainability that could be applicable across the farming systems in the regions. Finding common and region-specific indicators, and then quantifying them for a set of GLDC-specific options
Kumar Shalander
Quang Bao Le
3
FP3-3.9
Identifying gender disaggregated farmers’ information needs to integrate the use of improved GLDC varieties to improve farming system performance
Patrice Savadogo
Quang Bao Le
2
FP3-3.13
Analyzing the impacts of GLDC innovations on the food and nutrition security in DRYDEV sites
Catherine Dembele
Patrice Savadogo
2
FP3-3.14
Analyzing the impact of GLDC innovations for managing abiotic and biotic stresses in the agro-ecosystems
Jules Bayala
Quang Bao Le
2
FP3-3.16
Co-design GLDC options for improving farmers' livelihoods and agro-ecosystem resilience in Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger
Catherine Dembele
1
FP3-3.17
Resilience capacities, agricultural diversification, food and nutrition security in Zimbabwe
Conrad Murendo
0
FP3-3.19
Nutrition messaging through adolescents using ICT/mobile phones for GLDC crops grown in the region in selected tribal regions of Telangana
PAdmaja Ravula
Ram Dhulipala
1
FP3-3.20
Promote crop-livestock integration at farm level for enhancing resilience and farm income in WCA
Myriam Adam
Katrien Descheemaeker
4
FP3-3.21
Understanding the climate and market risks farmers face in SSA and SA to co-design better farm-level interventions
Anthony Whitbread
Sunita Choudhary
3
FP3-3.23
Development of modelling tools to analyses climate risk for cropping systems in SA
Jana Kholova
Sunita Choudhary
1
FP3-3.24
Crop design for doubled up groundnut and pigeonpea systems
Amos Ngwira
Jana Kholova
1
FP3-3.25
Complementarity of three main farming components (crop-tree-livestock) for improved household nutrition in Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger
Catherine Dembele
2
FP3-3.26
Impact of GLDC farming systems on NRM and health
Jules Bayala
Catherine Dembele
1
FP3-3.27
Spatial distribution of cropping pattern to scale-up sustainable farming systems in Niger
Mohammed Irshad Ahmed Irshad
Kumar Shalander
0
FP3-3.28
Feminization, women's empowerment and nutrition outcomes
PAdmaja Ravula
Kumar Shalander
2
Projects
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3.3.a
Tested, adapted and validated options applied for sustainable intensification and livelihood diversification by farmers
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Personnel Involved
Ademonla A. Djalalou-Dine Arinloye
Marketing Scientist & Gender Focal Point ICRAF Sahel
Amos Ngwira
Anas Mansouri
Andre van Rooyen
Senior Scientist (Crop Livestock)
Anne Kuria
Anthony Whitbread
Research Program Director, Innovation Systems for the Drylands
Aravazhi Selvaraj
Ashok Kumar Are
Principal Scientist and Product Placement Lead - Asia
Baloua Nebie
Senior Scientist-Sorghum Breeding
CapDev Curation
Catherine Dembele
Tree Domestication Scientist, World Agroforestry
Conrad Murendo
Dronavalli Nagalakshmi
Sr. Administrative Officer
Fred Kanampiu
Senior Agronomist
Gajanan Sawargaonkar
Hakeem Ajeigbe
Hari kishan Sudini
Principal Scientist, Groundnut Pathology
Haruki Ishikawa
Cowpea Agronomist
Ingrid Oborn
James Mwololo
Groundnut Breeder
Jana Kholova
Senior Scientist - Crops Physiology and Modelling
Jules Bayala
Principal Scientist - Sahel Ecoystems
Kamel Shideed
Assistant Director General - International Cooperation
Karl Alan Hughes
Head of Monitoring and Evaluation, Patnerships & Impact
Katrien Descheemaeker
Associate professor
Kesava Rao
Kiran Sharma
Kumar Shalander
Principal Scientist
Louise Leroux
Scientist - Remote Sensing
Malick Niango BA
Principal Scientist- Entomology
Manuele Tamo
Maurice Ndoro
Mohammed Irshad Ahmed Irshad
Manager-GIS
Myriam Adam
Scientist
PAdmaja Ravula
Senior Scientist-Gender Research
Patrice Savadogo
Dryland Agroforestry System Scientist
Peter Carberry
Quang Bao Le
Senior Scientist, Agricultural Livelihood Systems expert
Ram Dhulipala
Ramadjita Tabo
Saikat Dattamazumdar
Seid Ahmed Kemal
Senior Scientist, Pulse pathologist
Vincent Bado
Principal Scientist, Dryland Systems and Livelihood Diversification
Partners
Wageningen University & Research Centre-WUR Netherlands, Wageningen Academic Institutions (universities, colleges, etc.) http://www.wageningenur.nl/en.htm
Michigan State University-MSU United States, Michigan Academic Institutions (universities, colleges, etc.) https://msu.edu/
Polytechnic University of Bobo-Dioulasso Burkina Faso, Bobo-Dioulasso Academic Institutions (universities, colleges, etc.) http://www.univ-bobo.bf/
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich-ETH Zurich Switzerland, Zurich Academic Institutions (universities, colleges, etc.) https://www.ethz.ch/en.html
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences-SLU Sweden, Uppsala Academic Institutions (universities, colleges, etc.) http://www.slu.se/en/
Zurich University of Applied Sciences-zhaw Switzerland, Winterthur Academic Institutions (universities, colleges, etc.) https://www.zhaw.ch/en/university/
Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique du Niger -INRAN Niger, Niamey National Agricultural Research System (NARS) http://inran.refer.ne
Institut d'Economie Rurale-IER Mali, Bamako National Agricultural Research System (NARS) http://www.ier.gouv.ml/
Centre National de Recherche Scientifique et Technologique, Institut de l'Environement et de Recherche Agricole-CNRST- INERA Burkina Faso, Ouagadougou National Agricultural Research System (NARS) http://www.inera.bf
Indian Council of Agricultural Research-ICAR India, New Delhi National Agricultural Research System (NARS) http://icar.org.in/
Institut Senegalais de la Recherche Agricole-ISRA Senegal, Dakar National Agricultural Research System (NARS) http://www.isra.sn/
Indian Council of Agricultural Research, Indian Institute of Millet Research-ICAR - IIMR Millet India, Hyderabad National Agricultural Research System (NARS) http://www.millets.res.in/index.php
The World Vegetable Center-AVRDC Taiwan, Tainan City International Agricultural Research Centers http://avrdc.org/
The French Agricultural Research Center for International Development-CIRAD France, Paris International Agricultural Research Centers http://www.cirad.fr
Institut de Recherche pour le Developpement-IRD France, Marseille International Agricultural Research Centers https://www.ird.fr/