Agroforestry and Sustainable Vegetable Production in Southeast Asian Watersheds Vietnam-Kickoff Meetings

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1 Sustainable Agricultural and Natural Resources Management Collaborative Research Support Program Agroforestry and Sustainable Vegetable Production in Southeast Asian Watersheds Vietnam-Kickoff Meetings Manuel Reyes and TMPEGS May 12, 2006

2 Acknowledgement

3 Strong Partnership

4 Strong Partnership UPLB

5 Thanks..Thanks

6 Thanks to USAID-DC DC Chris Kosnik Mary Melnyck

7 Thanks to USAID MISSIONS Vietnam David Brunell Han Do Hong Binh Le Thi Thanh

8 Thanks to VT Team SK Theo Keith John

9 VIP Universities V - Vietnam I - Indonesia P - Philippines

10 Vietnam University Nong Lam University Dang Thanh Ha

11 US Universities with sub- awards University of California-Berkeley Robin Marsh

12 US Universities with no sub- awards but with travel support Virginia Tech Conrad Heatwole Texas A&M University R. Srinivasan

13 US Universities with no monetary support Purdue University Gerald Shively (Bridging Grant- USAID) University of California-Davis Howard Shapiro

14 Australian University Central Queensland University David Midmore

15 International Agriculture Research Centers AVRDC-The World Vegetable Center Greg Luther Liwayway Engle Manuel Palada Mubarik Ali Flordeliza Faustino

16 International Agriculture Research Centers ICRAF- The World Agroforestry Center Meine Van Noordwijk James Roshetko Rodel Lasco Delia Catacutan Joshi Laxman

17 Private partner no monetary support Howard Shapiro

18 Inter-CRSP IPM-CRSP Michael Hammig Clemson University

19 Consultant Ronald Morse Professor Emeritus Virginia Tech

20 Outline 1. Problem Statement 2. Objectives 3. Location 4. Methodology 5. Questions and Discussions

21 Outline 1.Problem Statement 2. Objectives 3. Location 4. Methodology 5. Questions and Discussions

22 Problem Statement Communities in many forest and vegetable producing watersheds in Southeast Asia are suffering from poverty, and forest, soil and water resources degradation Nghia Trung, Budang District, Binh Phuoc Province Vietnam May 11, 2006

23 Problem Statement Communities in many forest and vegetable producing watersheds in Southeast Asia are suffering from poverty, and forest, soil and water resources degradation Nanggung,, Indonesia May 3, 2006

24 Problem Statement Communities in many forest and vegetable producing watersheds in Southeast Asia are suffering from poverty, and forest, soil and water resources degradation Lantapan,, Philippines June 9, 2005

25 Response TeaMPEGS

26 PEG A pin forming a projection that may be used as a support or boundary marker TMPEGS Philosophy: To be a support to small scale farmers both women and men

27 Outline 1. Problem Statement 2.Objectives 3. Location 4. Methodology 5. Help & Questions!!!

28 TMPEGS echnology

29 TMPEGS arketing

30 TMPEGS olicy

31 TMPEGS nvironmental & conomic-social impact

32 TMPEGS ender

33 TMPEGS caling-up

34 Repeat Objectives TeaMPEGS

35 TMPEGS echnology

36 TMPEGS arketing

37 TMPEGS olicy

38 TMPEGS nvironmental & conomic-social impact

39 TMPEGS ender

40 TMPEGS caling-up

41 TMPEGS Technology: Develop economically viable and ecologically-sound vegetable-agroforestry (VAF) systems

42 TMPEGS Technology: Develop economically viable and ecologicallysound vegetableagroforestry (VAF) systems

43 TMPEGS Technology: Develop economically viable and ecologicallysound vegetableagroforestry (VAF) systems

44 TMPEGS Technology: Develop economically viable and ecologicallysound vegetableagroforestry (VAF) systems

45 TMPEGS Technology: Develop economically viable and ecologicallysound vegetableagroforestry (VAF) systems Nanggung,, Indonesia May 3, 2006

46 TMPEGS Technology: Develop economically viable and ecologicallysound vegetableagroforestry (VAF) systems

47 TMPEGS Marketing: Develop a market value chain at the local, regional, and national levels that builds upon existing marketing strategies.

48 TMPEGS Marketing: Develop a market value chain at the local, regional, and national levels that builds upon existing marketing strategies.

49 TMPEGS Marketing: Develop a market value chain at the local, regional, and national levels that builds upon existing marketing strategies. Nanggung,, Indonesia, May 4, 2006

50 TMPEGS Policy: Identify policy options and institutional frameworks that promote sustainability of vegetable- agroforestry production and reward environmental services

51 TMPEGS Policy: Identify policy options and institutional frameworks that promote sustainability of vegetableagroforestry production and reward environmental services Dr. Dang Ha Nong Lam

52 TMPEGS Environmental and Socio-economic economic: Assess the short and long-term environmental and socio- economic impacts of integrated vegetable-agroforestry systems

53 TMPEGS Environmental and Socio-economic economic: Assess the short and long-term environmental and socio-economic impacts of integrated vegetable-agroforestry systems

54 TMPEGS Environmental and Socio- economic: Assess the short and long-term environmental and socio-economic impacts of integrated vegetable-agroforestry systems

55 TMPEGS Gender: Provide mechanisms to ensure women s involvement in decision-making and sustainable production and marketing practices to improve their socioeconomic wellbeing within the VAF system.

56 TMPEGS Gender: Something is wrong!!!!!! Provide mechanisms to ensure women s involvement in decisionmaking and sustainable production and marketing practices to improve their socioeconomic wellbeing within the VAF system.

57 TMPEGS Gender: Something is wrong!!!!!! Provide mechanisms to ensure women s involvement in decisionmaking and sustainable production and marketing practices to improve their socioeconomic wellbeing within the VAF system.

58 TMPEGS Gender: Something is wrong!!!!!! Provide mechanisms to ensure women s involvement in decisionmaking and sustainable production and marketing practices to improve their socioeconomic wellbeing within the VAF system.

59 TMPEGS Gender: Something is wrong!!!!!! Provide mechanisms to ensure women s involvement in decisionmaking and sustainable production and marketing practices to improve their socioeconomic wellbeing within the VAF system.

60 TMPEGS Gender: Provide mechanisms to ensure women s involvement in decision-making and sustainable production and marketing practices to improve their socioeconomic wellbeing within the VAF system. What is wrong!!!!!!

61 TMPEGS Gender: Something is wrong!!!!!! Provide mechanisms to ensure women s involvement in decisionmaking and sustainable production and marketing practices to improve their socioeconomic wellbeing within the VAF system.

62 TMPEGS Gender: Provide mechanisms to ensure women s involvement in decisionmaking and sustainable production and marketing practices to improve their socioeconomic wellbeing within the VAF system. Something is Right!!!!!!

63 TMPEGS Scaling-up: Build host country capacity to manage and disseminate integrated vegetable- agroforestry system

64 TMPEGS Scaling-up: Build host country capacity to manage and disseminate integrated vegetableagroforestry system AVRDC s grafting method

65 Outline 1. Concise Problem Statement 2. Objectives 3.Location 4. Methodology 5. Questions and Discussions

66 Vietnam Binh Phouc Province

67 Vietnam VAF: Cacao and Vegetables

68 Vietnam Met with Nong Lam University faculty Visited Success Alliance office, Nicholas Richardson, Ho Chi Minh, City Met with USAID Vietnam MISSIONS staff David Brunell Met with Vietnam US Consul staff Heather Variava Nong Lam University Faculty Nick Richardson Success Alliance Office

69 Vietnam Site Nghia Trung, Binh Phouc as Chose Nghia research site as the Complementary with a funded USAID Success Alliance project Ka Do, Lam Dong If additional funds are provided, scale-up site Breakfast meeting with Mr. David Brunell Nursery in Long Nam University

70 Indonesia Nanggung Sub-District Near Jakarta

71 Indonesia Nanggung Sub- District Near Jakarta VAF: Home-garden

72 Indonesia Met with Bogor Agricultural University faculty and students Visited Nanggung Visit to USAID Indonesian MISSIONS office was cancelled due to threat Had a teleconference with Prijanto Santoso (called him from the Philippines) Bogor Agricultural University Nanggung ICRAF office

73 Indonesia Site Chose Nanggung to be the research site Complementary with a previously funded USAID project Kebun home garden setting Pasir Sarongge If additional funds are provided, scale-up site Dr. Susila farmer Sweet potato Farmer proudly showing his new home

74 Philippines Lantapan, Bukidnon Island of Mindanao

75 Philippines Lantapan, Bukidnon Island of Mindanao VAF: Alley-Cropping

76 Philippines site Chose Lantapan, Bukidnon, Mindanao as project site. This is complementary with a USAID funded Growth with Equity in Mindanao project If additional funds are available scale up site, adjoining vegetable growing communities in Mt. Kitanglad Range Natural Park, Bukidnon Province Jasmin Agbon and Northern Mindanao Vegetable Association President Remotigue Farmer proudly showing his vegetable plots

77 Alley Cropping Vegetable Agroforestry (VAF) systems is inevitably the most appropriate technology for the uplands to enhance the productivity, ty, profitability and protective functions of vegetable production system s in a sustainable manner, while reducing production risks and environmental ental hazards of vegetable production system.

78 Outline 1. Concise Problem Statement 2. Objectives 3. Location 4.Methodology 5. Questions and Discussions

79 Methodology Organizational Structure:

80 Methodology Baseline Survey Develop drafts before kick-off meetings in VIP countries May 2006

81 Methodology Menu of Technology some of which are: Vegetable-Agroforestry Improved and indigenous vegetables Drip irrigation Integrated Pest Management No-till ****VIDIN Technologies****

82 Methodology Menu of Technology some of which are: Not Vegetable-Agroforestry all these Improved and indigenous vegetables technologies may apply Drip irrigation in a Integrated country and Pest Management we may find out none of them No-till may apply in a country

83 Methodology Determine our intervention technologies Conduct experiments in farmer fields

84 Outline 1. Problem Statement 2. Objectives 3. Location 4. Methodology 5.Help, Questions and Discussions

85 Questions and Discussions Thanks!!!!