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4 Peak Phosphorus and Food Security

5 $40 B hostile takeover bid for Potash Corp Agricultural Nutrients Strategic

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10 Bioeconomy: Strategy Needed... attentive and active support from governments and the public at large..need strategic thinking by governments and citizen support.

11 Bioeconomy: Strategy Needed... multiple problems interrelated in complex way requires a systematic approach....will require prospective scenario tools like backasting.

12 How do we create and take advantage of opportunities for Manitoba s economy while reducing nutrient loading within the Lake Winnipeg Basin?

13 67% 32% 14% 2/3 of the of the MB P load non-point 35% 11% watershed sources 8% Lake Winnipeg Stewardship Board 2006

14 Watershed of the Future Systems approach Enabling Policies Strategic Investment Communications and Outreach Innovative Technology 14

15 Innovative Technology The Biorefinery Concept

16 Biodiversity Recreation Water storage Thriving Rural Economies Water storage Food Provision Drought Mitigation Agriculture Biomass Aquatic Biomass Agriculture BMPs Flood Protection Cultural Biorefinery Restored Wetlands Riparian Biomass Reduced Nutrients Nutrients diverted from watershed to biorefinery

17 Cattail Biomass Pellets for fuel Bioenergy Heat Captured P N C Exported P N C P ASH Recovery Innovative Technology Netley-Libau Nutrient-Bioenergy Project 17

18 Tonnes Phosphorous Application and Removal

19 $B Bioeconomy Revenue

20 Feedback: Vision Statements

21 The Lake Winnipeg Bioeconomy Project Three Goals Environmental - Lake Winnipeg; watershed-based EGS Economic - cleantech R&D cluster in Manitoba Social rural economic development bioeconomy value chains Pillar 1 Strategy Vision Geographic and Economic Analysis Planning Priorities Timelines Pillar 2 Innovation Pilot Projects Netley R&D priorities - biorefinery Investment Partnerships Producer Provincial Federal Municipal University Pillar 3 Communication Community Public Government Conventional Media Social Media Pillar 4 Policy Development Planning Regulation Research and Development Innovation Investment

22 Concluding Points Monitoring Water Resources highlights regulatory governance gaps. Canadian Water Summit and the Lake Winnipeg Bioeconomy Project reveal the massive technological and economic development opportunity. Bottom-up solutions and opportunity narrative reinforces the urgency of water governance

23 Watershed of the Future / EGS co-benefits / Bioeconomy / Innovation / Sustainable Very Development Strong Overlap opportunity communicated and accepted with MRAC mission: Provincial announcement of funding for innovative IISD proposal linking nutrient management to bioenergy/ CO2 offset Positioning production Agriculture to Provide Solutions High satisfaction from WIC donors / cultivating new prospects de facto leadership on Lake Winnipeg SEE Strategic Management Strategic Plan: The Lake Winnipeg Bioeconomy Project with sustainable development mission under development

24 Key Initiative: The Lake Winnipeg Bioeconomy Project: Three Measures of Success Environmental - Improving the health of Lake Winnipeg by reducing nutrient loading; watershed-based EGS Economic - Creating a cleantech R&D cluster in Manitoba focussed on water and agricultural biotechnology consistent with Lake Winnipeg nutrient management objectives, Social - increased community economic development in rural Manitoba as new agricultural and bioeconomy value chains are developed.

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26 The Lake Winnipeg Sustainable Development Plan: Governance Model Partner Organizations Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) Secretariat Strategic Advisory Committee (SAC) Projects Engagement Group Public, Community Organizations, Business, Government

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