Donor Mapping Template. Drylands and agriculture activities. Food security and better livelihoods for rural dryland communities.

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1 Donor Mapping Template Drylands and agriculture activities By Tana Lala-Pritchard January 2016 Food security and better livelihoods for rural dryland communities

2 The CGIAR Research Program on Dryland Systems aims to improve the lives of 1.6 billion people and mitigate land and resource degradation in 3 billion hectares covering the world s dry areas. Dryland Systems engages in integrated agricultural systems research to address key socioeconomic and biophysical constraints that affect food security, equitable and sustainable land and natural resource management, and the livelihoods of poor and marginalized dryland communities. The program unifies eight CGIAR Centres and uses unique partnership platforms to bind together scientific research results with the skills and capacities of national agricultural research systems (NARS), advanced research institutes (ARIs), non-governmental and civil society organizations, the private sector, and other actors to test and develop practical innovative solutions for rural dryland communities. The program is led by the International Centre for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA), a member of the CGIAR Consortium. CGIAR is a global agriculture research partnership for a food secure future. For more information please visit: drylandsystems.cgiar.org SUGGESTED CITATION Lala-Pritchard, Tana. CGIAR Research Program on Dryland Systems. Donor Mapping Template. This document is licensed for use under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported Licence. To view this licence, visit Unless otherwise noted, you are free to copy, duplicate, or reproduce and distribute, display, or transmit any part of this publication or portions thereof without permission, and to make translations, adaptations, or other derivative works under the following conditions: ATTRIBUTION. The work must be attributed, but not in any way that suggests endorsement by the publisher or the author(s). drylandsytems.org 1

3 Table of Contents I. Introduction... 3 II. Donor Mapping Template General Donor Profile... 4 III. Donor Mapping Template Funding to Dryland Systems... 5 IV. Donor Mapping Template Funding to other CGIAR Research Program... 6 V. Donor Mapping Template Funding to ICARDA... 7 drylandsytems.org 2

4 I. Introduction This document is intended for internal use in order to map out all donors to drylands and agriculture related activities, including former, current and prospective donors to the Dryland Systems program and it lead CG center, the International Centre for Agricultural Research Centre (ICARDA). The following template can be utilized to collect information on and generate two-page donor profiles, and identify potential avenues for continuing or future collaboration, including: A more complete characterization of donors and investors in the drylands and agriculture domain, A more detailed examination of the meta-funding trends. The donor profiles will help describe donor activities along four categories: drylands and agriculture activities financing for drylands and agriculture geographic emphasis, and donor evolution over time. The information gathered through this donor mapping exercise can also help shed light into current donor funding trends related potentially to: integrated approaches, interest in the landscape-scale, the mainstreaming of climate change and migration issues across existing donor programs related to drylands; the elevation of gender and youth issues; as well as increased availability of and access to high quality data. This donor mapping exercise can also help better understanding of current donor funding trends, such as: bilateral donors collaborating to engage multilateral implementation partners; increasing activity by small philanthropies alone and in collaboration with others; public-private partnerships that combine grant-making with investments of money and technology; shifting relationship between traditional development assistance and results-based payments; and growing private sector interest in long-term supply chain sustainability. Moreover, the donor-mapping template can help analyse donors language and understanding with regards: The varying definitions and views of partnerships. Different donor entry points into the drylands and agriculture arena, and The significance of donors using shared terms, often with different definitions, in describing dryland and agriculture related activities. drylandsytems.org 3

5 II. Donor Mapping Template General Donor Profile Donor Name A. GENERAL DONOR PROFILE Short Description Donor website link Location o Country o Region o Global Donor Type o Multilateral o Bilateral o Philanthropic Foundation o Alliance/Partnership of Organizations Total Annual funding (USD) Percentage of funding towards drylands agriculture research and development Time funding research and development in drylands and agriculture Does the donor map specific funding to drylands and agriculture? If so, what percentage does it constitute of its annual funding? Since when had this donor been providing funding to drylands and agriculture? Key term(s) used to describe drylands and agriculture activities I.e Resilience, intensification, etc. Key dryland and agriculture activities/projects/program funded Geographical emphasis Donor evolution over time with regards to funding to dryland and agriculture activities Name of activity Short description Period of time drylandsytems.org 4

6 III. Donor Mapping Template Funding to Dryland Systems Donor Support to Dryland Systems Donor Funding to Drylands Systems B. DONOR FUNDING TO DRYLAND SYSTEMS o Former o Current o Prospective Contributions over years (Restricted/ Unrestricted/Total) Proposal(s)/Concept Note(s) Submitted o o o Title: Duration: Budget: Total number of concept notes submitted: Total amount of funding requested: On-going Project(s) o Title: Total number of projects: Total Funding: Completed Project (s) o Title: Other Form (s) of Collaboration and details: Other Relevant Issue(s) Total umber of projects: Total of funding: Donor Contact Point Name Title Address Phone: Fax: drylandsytems.org 5

7 IV. Donor Mapping Template Funding to other CGIAR Research Program C. DONOR FUNDING TO OTHER CGIAR RESEARCH PROGRAM Donor Support to other CRP o Former o Current o Prospective Donor Funding to other CRP Contributions over years (Restricted/ Unrestricted/Total) Key dryland and agriculture activities/projects funded Geographical emphasis drylandsytems.org 6

8 V. Donor Mapping Template Funding to ICARDA D. DONOR FUNDING TO ICARDA Donor Support to Dryland Systems o Former o Current o Prospective Donor Funding to Drylands Systems Contributions over years (Restricted/ Unrestricted/Total) Proposal(s)/Concept Note(s) Submitted o Title: Total number of concept notes submitted: Total amount of funding requested: On-going Project(s) o Title: Total number of projects: Total Funding: Completed Project (s) o Title: Total number of projects: Total of funding: Other Form (s) of Collaboration and details: Other Relevant Issue(s) Donor Contact Point Name Title Address Phone: Fax: drylandsytems.org 7

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