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FEBRUARY (26th - 28th) :
The 'Impact Pathways for Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security in South-East Asia' workshop is held in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
In attendance are CCAFS, all the CGIAR research programs based in the region, as well as various South Asian agricultural department and meteorological agencies.
APRIL (11th) :
Sophie Alvarez - Monitoring and Evaluation consultant at CIAT - is invited by USAID's Bureau for Policy, Planning and Learning (PPL) to present on the PIPA methodology at the 'Thought Leader in Learning' seminar.
CGIAR has launched the Livestock and Fish research program (L&F), which aims to increase the productivity of small-scale livestock and fish systems in sustainable ways, making meat, milk and fish more available and affordable to poor consumers across the developing world.
To help ensure the results of their work are brought to scale locally and globally, the CGIAR L&F program is using PIPA and conducting Impact Pathways workshops in each of their nine program target value chains.
So far, four workshops have taken place:
APRIL (23rd) :
Small Ruminant Value Chain - Ethiopia
MAY (7th - 8th) :
Dairy Value Chain - Tanzania
JUNE (27th - 28th) :
Pig Value Chain - Uganda
AUGUST (5th - 9th) :
Dual Purpose Livestock Value Chain - Nicaragua
to be mentioned? :
- PIPA & GENDER
- Projects that will be using PIPA (ASSETS project - Attaining Sustainable Services from Ecosystems through Trade-off Scenarios)
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