Working Group One Work Plan and Updates

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1 2016/PPFS/003 Agenda Item: 2 Working Group One Work Plan and Updates Purpose: Information Submitted by: PPFS WG1 Meeting Piura, Peru September 2016

2 PPFS Working Group 1 Work Plan 2016/ 2017 and Updates Presented By A/ Prof Matthew Tan Chair WG1 Singapore Representative (Private Sector) PPFS APEC Chief Technology Officer, Oceanus Group Ltd Associate Professor (ADJ) Food Science Technology School of Chemical & Biomedical Engineering Nanyang Technological University APEC PPFS, Peru - Sept WG1 Agenda 23 rd Sept 2016 Sustainable development of the Agricultural and Fishery Sectors WG Chair: A/Prof Matthew Tan 10.30am - Report progress of WG1 work plan and update on the setup of APEC Centre for Sustainable Development in Agriculture & Fishery sectors 11.15am - Member economies to introduce their domestic efforts and contribution to WG1 12pm - Initiative on Sustainable Agricultural Development by China 12.30pm - Lunch 2 1

3 WG1 Agenda 23 rd Sept 2016 Sustainable development of the Agricultural and Fishery Sectors WG Chair: A/Prof Matthew Tan 2.30pm Report of Climate Smart Initiatives by APEC Centre for Sustainable Development for Agriculture & Fishery Sectors 3pm - Report on the concept note submitted for hosting the WG1 Sustainable Development Conference in 2017 & getting input from various economies. 3.30pm - Preparation for WG1 summary report and intersessional work program for pm Tea Break 3 WG1 Policy Statement In order to achieve sustainable development, we encourage PPFS to focus on: promoting research, development and technology dissemination; strengthening small holder and women s organizations, cooperation and resilience, protecting small holders and women from current and future negative impacts (e.g. climate change), empowering them into the food supply and value chains, and enhancing services (e.g. logistics, sanitary control systems, sanitary inspection) and training for them; promoting sustainable management and use of natural resources; and promoting consumption of sustainably produced food. 4 2

4 Our Objective Integration and Sharing of Agriculture & Aquaculture technologies, resources and expertise within the APEC Ecosystem 5 Identified Areas of Resources Infrastructure and Manpower Technology and Training Processing and Trading Funding 6 3

5 Desired Outcome Transfer of Technologies for Sustainable Farming amongst APEC economies Creation of jobs Contract farming within APEC Ecosystem Enhanced Food Security 7 WG1 Work Plan Presentation in last PPFS Meeting in Arequipa Co Chair (Singapore) presented the proposed WG1 road map Listing of current contributions by WG1 members Listing of current projects and collaborations in progress Setup Centre for Sustainable Development in Agriculture and Fishery sectors in Singapore to support WG1 s initiative 8 4

6 Update since last meeting in Arequipa Contributions received from WG1 Members As of 9 th Sept

7 Contributions from Singapore Chemical free Water treatment Technologies for hatchery Increased in larvae survival by more than 50% Increased in grow-out yield by 20% - 50% Recycled 90% of farm water Inexpensive Anti Thermal clear coating Reduce infra red/ heat by more than 90% while allowing 80% sunlight to pass through Suitable for green house/ hatchery use 11 Contributions from Singapore AVA Marine Aquaculture Centre St John Island $30m Hatchery, Nursery & Brood stock facility R&D in selective breeding of Asian Sea Bass Expertise in large-scale fry production and hatchery techniques 12 6

8 Contributions from Singapore Renewal Energy Technology CEC Energy : Farm powered entirely on Renewal Energy Solar Energy Wind Energy Tidal Turbine energy Marine Eco Diversity Survey Set up Bio secure hatchery and land based aquaculture facilities 13 Contributions from Singapore Oceanus Group Commercial farming infrastructure Private sector Approx. 100 sq. km of built-up farm facility ISO accreditation expertise Risk Management Tools Expertise in large scale hatchery, nursery and grow-out Large farm management expertise 14 7

9 Contributions from Thailand Production Technology for tropical mango, durian, longan and pineapple Vegetable Seed Production and Technology Production of vegetable seed for commercial use Tissue Culture for orchid and some ornamental plants. 15 Contributions from New Zealand Plant and Food Research Institute: R&D in breeding and genomics, bioprotection, sustainable production, food innovation, seafood technologies AgResearch Institute: R&D in pasture-based animal production systems, new pasture plant varieties, climate change, Agri-Food and bio-based products National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research : Conducts leading environmental science to enable the sustainable management of natural resources for New Zealand and the planet. 16 8

10 Current Collaborations in Progress S Singapore & A Aquaculture Malaysia Development of Bio Secure land based farm facility and use of Singapore Superior Sea bass larvae Marine Eco Diversity survey Endemic Broodstock selections Contract farming 17 Current Collaborations in Progress S Singapore & GW Malaysia Setup of Sea Bass Hatchery O Singapore & BV Malaysia RSPF Prawns production in China CEC Energy (Solar Energy) & A Aquaculture Malaysia S Singapore & C Group Indonesia : Use of technology in Prawn hatchery 20% in harvest yield 18 9

11 Current Collaborations in Progress D Singapore and GW Vietnam Treatment of river water for potable use in Industrial estate using inexpensive low pressure membrane technology 19 New Collaborations signed since Arequipa Meeting 2016 CEC Singapore & D S Malaysia Setup of pilot Agriculture cum Aquaculture land based farm that is powered by solar energy roofing Use of Nano anti thermal coating for Agriculture & Aquaculture industry in Malaysia, Singapore and China Climate Smart Agriculture initiatives via CAF 20 10

12 Project Discussion in Progress since Arequipa Meeting 2016 Use of chemical free water treatment technology for cooperative Pig s farms (Manure pit) in Philippines Singapore & Philippines project Integration of Advanced Hydrogenation technology for Solar farm project in Philippines - Singapore & Philippines project 21 Update on the Setup Centre for Sustainable Development in Agriculture and Fishery sectors in Singapore (CAF) to support WG1 s initiative APEC Centre for Sustainable Development in Agriculture and Fishery sectors (CAF) was setup in August 2016 Joint effort with Nanyang Technological University 22 11

13 About Nanyang Technological University NTU 23 About Nanyang Technological University NTU Research-intensive University and currently ranked 13th globally and also placed 1st amongst the world s best young universities NTU provides a high-quality global education to about 33,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students with 4,300-strong faculty and research staff from 80 different countries with dynamic international perspectives and years of solid industry experience

14 About Nanyang Technological University NTU The College of Engineering, the world s largest engineering college, has six schools focused on technology and innovation and a research output among the top five universities globally The renowned Singapore Centre on Environmental Life Sciences Engineering, a leading world leader in research on microbial biofilms, with the goal of finding new solutions in water and environmental sustainability is also co located in NTU, with major capacity in Next Generation DNA Sequencing 25 About Nanyang Technological University NTU NTU s sustainability initiatives have clinched significant competitive research funding and the university is already a global leader in this area CAF will be Co-located in the Food Science Technology Institute within the School of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering and will leverage on NTU s diverse strengths, particularly its expertise in engineering, Food Science Technology and Food Safety 26 13

15 Role of CAF Singapore Provide a Model for member countries to setup Technology Resource Centre (TRC) in their country to facilitate transfer of technologies, incubation of technologies etc 27 Role of CAF Singapore Platform for R&D and technology Dissemination in APEC PPFS for both small stake holders, SME and big companies Facilitation platform for Public Private sector collaboration Traction point for identifications of sustainable technologies from various APEC economies 28 14

16 Role of CAF Singapore Incubation and rollout of promising technologies Organise and host PPFS WG1 Sustainable Development conference on Agriculture and Aquaculture in tandem with NTU International Food Safety conference 2017 Pending 29 Role of CAF Singapore Develop and support the WG1 initiative and long term plan for Sustainable Food Production 30 15

17 Work plan 2018 defined - Dec 2017 Outcome communicated - Oct 2017 New Data Sharing Potential New Methodology for microbiological identification Sustainable Food Production Set-up of Centre - Aug 2016 New Assessment of Env. and Health Impact of Production Management Systems New Integrated sustainability / risk assessment models International Meeting Singapore - June 2017 New communication of sciencebased production improvement Connection with relevant APEC Lab - Dec 2016 Introduction to Holistic assessments Combining sustainability and risk measurements Both sustainability and health risk estimations of food production systems carry inherent trade-offs and value-based elements It is of utmost important that decision-making in these areas is science-based Increased demand from decision makers, e.g. primary producers, industries, organizations and public authorities, for comparable and science-based (quantitative) estimations of risk and sustainability of food production systems 16

18 Introduction of New Diagnostic Tools Next Generation DNA Sequencing (NGS) New Tools to improve production efficiency and reduce risk NGS and Future Innovations Animal disease data Antimicrobial resistance data Sharing of data over borders Creation of international databases Policy Analysis Exchange of experience CAF Initiative Work programme for Connect WG1 to global aquaculture & agriculture institutions/ bodies for exchange of ideas, best practises, and technologies exchange Global Aquaculture Alliance GAA World Aquaculture Society WAS MSC Marine Stewardship Council Japan Plant Factory Association Others 34 17

19 CAF Initiative Work programme for Round Table Engagement with Major feed producers and Feed additive producers in Singapore & Europe Climate Smart Agriculture Initiative Climate Smart Inland Vegetable Farming Climate Smart Green house Climate Smart Irrigation 35 CAF Initiative Work programme for Agriculture & Aquaculture farm that is powered entirely by renewal energy In current discussion with Solar Development & Leasing companies in the region Farmers pay zero dollar for Solar energy infrastructure setup Farmer only pays for usage of energy (Kilowatt) 36 18

20 Summary : Alignment to APEC PPFS Policy CAF is a Public Private sector collaborative effort Key Focus - Sustainable Development in Agriculture and Fishery sectors Food waste Reduction Infrastructure Improvement Technology Use of Renewal energy in farming 37 19

21 Thank You 39 20