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International Wheat Yield Partnership NIFA IWYP Project Director Meeting San Diego, CA, 15 January 2017 Richard Flavell Chair, IWYP Science and Impact Executive Board Jeff Gwyn Program Director iwypprogdirector@iwyp.org

The IWYP Model Richard Flavell Chair, IWYP Science and Impact Executive Board http:/iwyp.org

Focus on a yield Increase to Feed 9+ Billion People by 2050 Will require a 60+ % increase in wheat production to meet food demands by 2050 Tester and Langridge. 2010. Science 327:818

IWYP Goal To increase wheat yield potential by up to 50% in 20 years: To be inspired and managed by an independent management team and structure Linked with the private sector Developed with state-of-the art technologies To be focused on delivery with a high degree of urgency

IWYP Research and Funding Partners +?

IWYP Private Partners

IWYP A Partnership Partnership between: Funding agencies in different countries Science teams in different countries Different research projects Private and public sector institutions

IWYP Founders Sought to: Do things differently Have own Governance Accept high risk / high reward science---seeking breakthroughs Take advantage of new technical opportunities Align and partner with other funded projects e.g. NIFA Focus on outputs for farmers and consumers Take discoveries down the product development path (via links with CIMMYT and others)

The IWYP Science Program Jeff Gwyn Program Director http:/iwyp.org

IWYP is a Frontier Program for Making Breakthroughs in Yield Potential Explore new germplasm Discover high impact traits and their underpinning genetics New methods for creating variation New methods for screening traits Genome-wide polymorphic markers Rapid screening in fields Rapid validation in elite germplasm in fields

IWYP Goal and Strategy GOAL - Increase the genetic yield potential of wheat by 50% in 20 years Canopy & Biomass Building Optimize carbon fixation and canopy growth/architecture Optimize flowering time Senescence and grain filling The IWYP Science Program Our strategy to: Facilitate the sharing and integration of research, project outputs Time material inputs, manage capacities Realize synergies and generate added value Deliver traits and germplasm

Partners in the IWYP Initiative Funding and research organization partners provide the resources Private industry partners provide strategic direction for deployment, commercial products Science and Impact Executive Board provides overall strategy, operational direction and recommendations to Funders Independent managers SIEB Chair, Program Director and Manager, Secretariat operations, coordination Scientists most essential and important team member stakeholders that need to be engaged and responsible, creative, focused on delivery with a sense of urgency, collaborative and sharing, successful

IWYP Science Projects Dozens of researchers from 9 countries: 8 project selected from IWYP 1 st Competitive Call 7 projects selected from USDA NIFA-IWYP Call 6 IWYP Aligned Projects (growing) Science portfolio is expanding: IWYP 2 nd Competitive Call (OPEN NOW!) Future Calls (IWYP and Aligned) Aligned Projects

IWYP will Capitalize on an R&D Portfolio The science Funded in companies Funded via IWYP IWYP Aligned Projects Funded and published separately Coupled with project selection gives IWYP a Portfolio of research and future options for impact

IWYP HUB Validation and Development HUB Platform approach at CIMMYT: Brings all discoveries into a single source to compare and combine to seek synergies and generate added value Trait validation Precision phenotyping Field evaluation Prebreeding Trials and distribution via IWIN Enables the IWYP to drive the discoveries/traits toward the market

Rounds of Discovery, Stacking, Trialing and Seed Multiplication Before 2050 2015 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 2045 2050 Discovery & Validation Prebreeding Trialing & Seed Incr. Discovery & Validation Prebreeding & Stacking Discovery & Validation Farmer's Fields Trialing & Seed Incr. Prebreeding & Stacking Discovery & Validation Farmer's Fields Trialing & Seed Incr. Prebreeding & Stacking Discovery & Validation Farmer's Fields Trialing & Seed Incr. Prebreeding & Stacking Farmer's Fields Trialing & Seed Incr. Farmer's Fields Discovery & Validation Prebreeding Trialing & Seed Incr. Farmer's Fields

IWYP is a Long Term Continuous Program with Multiple Research Components 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 etc. IWYP Aligned Projects 3 3 etc. IWYP 1st Call 8 NIFA - IWYP Call 6 + 1 IWYP 2nd Call 5-10 Aligned Calls 4-8 IWYP 3rd Call 5-10 Etc. etc. IWYP Hub

Overview of the IWYP Projects Timing of Outputs to the IWYP Hub 2016 2017 2018 2019 Available products Trait Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Markers Biomass IWYP39FP Photosynthesis IWYP64FP IWYP64FP AP04 Harvest Index IWYP25FP IWYP25FP IWYP25FP Spike development Energy Use Efficiency IWYP60FP IWYP60FP Architecture & photosynthesis IWYP89FP IWYP89FP Protocols Biomass IWYP39FP IWYP64FP & AP04 Photosynthesis IWYP48FP Harvest Index Spike development Energy Use Efficiency IWYP60FP IWYP60FP Architecture & photosynthesis IWYP89FP Tools/Software Biomass Photosynthesis IWYP64FP & IWYP48FP Harvest Index IWYP25FP Spike development IWYP76FP Energy Use Efficiency IWYP60FP Architecture & photosynthesis AP05 IWYP89FP Lines with traits IWYP39FP IWYP39FP AP01 AP01 AP01 AP01 AP01 AP01 AP01 AP01 AP01 AP01 Biomass & AP01 & AP01 AP01 AP01 IWYP64FP & AP04 Photosynthesis IWYP48FP IWYP25FP IWYP25FP AP02 AP02 AP02 AP02 Harvest Index & AP02 & AP02 AP02 AP02 AP02 AP02 Spike development IWYP76FP IWYP76FP IWYP76FP IWYP76FP IWYP76FP IWYP76FP IWYP76FP IWYP76FP IWYP76FP IWYP76FP Energy Use Efficiency IWYP60FP IWYP60FP Architecture & photosynthesis IWYP89FP Transgenic lines with traits Biomass IWYP39FP Photosynthesis IWYP61FP IWYP61FP Harvest Index Spike development Energy Use Efficiency Architecture & photosynthesis

2 nd IWYP Program Conference 20-24 March 2017 in Obregon, Mexico (in conjunction with CIMMYT) This is a hands-on interactive meeting Important event for sharing your science, getting and giving feedback, linking with other projects, building research teams, and integrating into the IWYP Science Program overall Important for all IWYP and NIFA-IWYP Project Leaders and key Principal Investigators to attend and actively participate Participants include research scientists, IWYP Management and SIEB members, IWYP SAC members, IWYP Private Partners, key CIMMYT scientists Project Leaders will present project descriptions, progress updates Discussions - Q&A, feedback to IWYP, brainstorming, planning, etc. A day In the field for CIMMYT Visitors Day & IWYP Hub field tours

Thank You iwypprogdirector@iwyp.org iwypprogmanager@iwyp.org