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Transcript of G5 IFAD sponsored series of knowledge fairs/workshops
Ganges Basin Development Challenge
IFAD sponsored series of knowledge fairs/workshops
Farha Khan and Afrina Choudhury, WorldFish
‘Changing Landscape: Prospects of Climate Change
29 May 2014’ CPWF working within a region defined by hydrology
challenges resulting from multiple factors, impacts of climate change being one of them
Farmers continually adapting farming systems These systems can be more resilient, diversified and
productive in face of future drivers of change The workshop drew attention to the often neglected
water landscapes, such as ghers and sorjan systems, that are the result of farmer innovation.
i)Galda- fresh-water systemBagda- salt-water system, iii) Sorjan system, iv) Agriculture in Gher and Sorjan systems, and v) Fisheries in Gher and Sorjan systems
The why’s, how’s and scope of the systems
Research new methods &
technologies
Saline tolerant
Biodiversity conservation
Technical support
intensification
Water mgt,
drainage
Value chain
“Participatory Action Research: State of the Art for Research in Development in Bangladesh” 14-15 July, 2013
• In collaboration with CIMMYT and Practical Action
• Enabled key actors and experts involved in the theory and practice of participatory action research to be brought together to share their experiences.
Objectives
Bring together key actors with
experience in PAR across fields of
interest
share and document lessons learned from PAR
practice in Bangladesh
Build a collective agenda for taking
PAR for research in development
programs forward in Bangladesh
PAR Characteristics
Joint Ownership
Equity in Process
and Outcomes
Supporting ongoing Change
Scaling for Impact
The workshop also aimed to:
Build personal commitment regarding actions on PAR
They have been grouped into the following areas of personal commitments: practice, learn, share &
influence.
Outcomes
gain an understanding of the problem areas for women in agriculture and share ideas around new opportunities and strategies for adaption in the face of climate change.
creation of a network to share knowledge and
strategies of women facing the challenges in high
saline areas
Outcomes
opportunity to help other people (researchers, government and other agency staff) who may be in a position to help farmers
Questions?