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THE WAY FORWARD Pamela Anderson, International Potato Center First Global Biofortification Conference 11 November 2010

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THE WAY FORWARD

Pamela Anderson, International Potato Center

First Global Biofortification Conference

11 November 2010

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Challenges

• INTEGRATION of Agriculture & Nutrition

• Shorten the Timeline

• Build the Body of Evidence for Advocacy

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Challenges

• INTEGRATION of Agriculture & NutritionEvolving from “linking ag & nutrition” to integrated systems research

• Shorten the Timeline

• Build the Body of Evidence for Advocacy

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Pro-poor research and development cycle

Target areas

Scaling Up for Impact

Impact assessment

Research

Needs and opportunity assessment

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Age: 2 yr 9 mo

BW: 10.7 kg

Height: 78.3 cm

Age: 2 yr 6 mo

BW: 11.6 kg

Height: 86.4 cm

Girls from ANDAHUAYLAS(Photograph: Courtesy of UNICEF)

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Prevalence estimates of stunting, wasting and overweight using the new WHO Child Growth

Standard

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

Argen

tina,

2006

Bolivia,

2003

Brazil,

1996

Colombia, 20

05

Dominican R

epublic

, 200

2

Ecuad

or, 200

2

El Salva

dor, 2003

Guatemala

, 2002

Haiti, 2

005

Honduras, 200

5

Nicaragua,

2001

Peru, 2

004-2

006

Perc

enta

ge

Stunting Wasting Overweight

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Prevalence of Stunting in under 5 years by departments, Peru 2000

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

Hua

ncav

elic

a

Cus

co

Apu

rimac

Caj

amar

ca

Hua

nuco

Am

azon

as

Anc

ash

Aya

cuch

o

Uca

yali

Lore

to

Juni

n

Puno

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iber

tad

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o

PER

U

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a

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San

Mar

tin

Mad

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e D

ios

Tum

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Are

quip

a

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Moq

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Lim

a

Tacn

a

% o

f stu

ntin

g

NCHS

WHO

Source: CENAN sobre datos de ENDES 2000

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Pro-poor research and development cycle

Target areas

Scaling Up for Impact

Impact assessment

Research

Needs and opportunity assessment

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Olluco

Kañihua

Quinua

Oca

Potato

Barley

Ullucos tuberosus

Chenopodium quínoa

Oxalis tuberosa

Ssp. Andigena

(Carbohidrate)

(Carbohidrates)97 / 2.1 / 0.5

61 / 1.0 / 1.6

62 / 1.1 / 1.1

376 / 11.5 / 4.2

Nutritional properties(quality and quantity of aminoacids

(Metabolismo de colorantes sanguíneos)

Energ.K/Cal

Proteing.

HierroMg.

Energ.K/Cal

Proteinasg.

HierroMg.

Energ.K/Cal

Proteing.

HierroMg. Energ.

K/CalProtein

g.HierroMg.

Mutton

Dairy

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Needs and Opportunity Assessments

• Nutritional Profile/Disease Burden• Dietary System• Cropping System/Livelihood System• Health Services• Gender – women’s status• Institutional Landscape• Policy Environment

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Pro-poor research and development cycle

Target areas

Scaling Up for Impact

Impact assessment

Research

Needs and opportunity assessment

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Integrated Systems Research

• Nutrition-disease interactions• Dietary systems (synergies; inhibitions)• Cropping systems (Zn; complementary crops)• Gender studies• Delivery – Implementation research• Partnership research• Screening methodologies• Impact assessment methodologies

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1 2

43

20

27

17

13

27

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

Bean(200g)

OFSP(50g)

Bean(150g)

OFSP(50g) +bean

(150g)

Bean(200g)

OFSP(50g)

Bean(150g)

OFSP(50g) +bean

(150g)

% R

DA

RDA (5% biav.)

RDA (10% biav.)

RDA (5% biav.)

RDA (5% biav.)

RDA (10% biav.)

RDA (10% biav.)

RDA (10% biav.)

RDA (5% biav.)

Considering the base line Considering the base line + PI

Contribution of bean and OFSP and the mixture of them to the RDA

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Percentual contribution of determinant factors to malnutrition

Food26.1%

Health

19.3%

Women Status

11.6%

Female Education43.0%

Source: Smith L. and Haddad L. Overcoming child malnutrition in developing countries, past achievements and future choices. International Food Policy Research Institute. Washington DC 2000. MSGC

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Agricultural Knowledge and Information System (AKIS) for potato in Uganda

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Challenges

How will we educate the next generation of research and development professionals

for integrated systems research ?

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Pro-poor research and development cycle

Target areas

Scaling Up for Impact

Impact assessment

Research

Needs and opportunity assessment

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Pro-poor research and development cycle

Target areas

Scaling Up for Impact

Impact assessment

Research

Needs and opportunity assessment

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Challenges

• INTEGRATION of Agriculture & Nutrition

• Shorten the Timeline

• Build the Body of Evidence for Advocacy

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Pro-poor research and development cycle

Target areas

Scaling Up for Impact

Impact assessment

Research

Needs and opportunity assessment

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Challenges

• INTEGRATION of Agriculture & Nutrition

• Shorten the Timeline

• Build the Body of Evidence for Advocacy

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Photo: Jean-Louis Gonterre 2008