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Andrea B. Bohn Associate Director, INGENAES Projects University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign Photo: Andrea Bohn, Dec. 2012, Jessore August 5, 2015 INFS, Dhaka University Dhaka, Bangladesh A Global Initiative funded through Feed the Future Introducing the INGENAES Project
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Page 1: Introducing the INGENAES Project

Andrea B. Bohn

Associate Director, INGENAES Projects

University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign

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August 5, 2015

INFS, Dhaka University Dhaka, Bangladesh

A Global Initiative funded through Feed the Future

Introducing the INGENAES Project

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What we stand forIntegrating

Gender and

Nutrition

within Agricultural

Extension

Services

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Types of ActivitiesPh

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• ASSIST stakeholders in designing and implementing gender-transformative, nutrition sensitive activities

• INTEGRATE service delivery mechanisms that better reach women farmers and promote nutrition sensitive agriculture

• SUPPORT farmer organizations

• CARRY out needs-based assessments and applied research

• HOLD regional technology fairs and virtual repositories

• CREATE mentoring programs

• STRENGTHEN networks

• PARTNER in innovative learning exchanges

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Engage in national and global dialogues on:Ph

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HEALTHNUTRITION

AGRICULTURE

extension

gender

WASH

production

incomeconsumption

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Gender: and more directly: Women’s Empowerment, Education: Nutrition: Multisectoral ! Risk: if it is everybody’s task, nobody ends up doing it Situation in Bangladesh: Many competent actors across sectors and relatively good communication and collaboration among actors – Government, NGOs, Project. Private Sector under-engaged
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Why are we here today?Ph

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• PARTNER in innovative learning exchanges

• STRENGTHEN networks

and many Expo

Partners!

Greater awareness of Nutrition and Agriculture-Nutrition related material for communication, training, demonstration, reference manuals already available in Bangladesh

Widen the circle of those “in the know”

Promote more widespread and effective use

Build on what exists rather than create anew

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This event today is the first opportunity to collaborate with the University of Dhaka, Institute for Nutrition and Food Science and we already started speaking about other areas of collaboration. Our aim is to create awareness for everyone to appreciate the breadth and depth of what has already been done by so many organizations. We see a need for a more concerted effort at providing access to wider group of interested organizations to these knowledge products. There are many untapped opportunities for collaboration and facilitating access.
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Resources

HEALTH NUTRITION AGRICULTURE

Agriculture-Nutrition LinkagesNutrition-Health Linkages

Nutrition Smart/SensitiveAgricultural Extension

www.fsnnetwork.org/resource-library [Global]

Lots in print and online!

https://healthcomspringboard.org[global]

www.k4health.org/toolkits/bangladesh-nutrition [Bangladesh]

www.fsnnetwork.org/topsfsn-network-asia-regional-knowledge-

sharing-meeting-0 [Bangladesh]

Food Based Agricultural Training

SUN and First 1000 Days

Lacking!

Lots in print Some online

http://agritech.tnau.ac.in/nutrition/nutrition.html [India]

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Mass communication – messaging – BSCC – training – advising – facilitation and participatory approaches
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Bangladesh specific: Health-Nutrition

www.k4health.org/toolkits/bangladesh-nutrition

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Bangladesh specific: Food Based Nutrition

URL ???

Training of Trainer’s Manual on Food Based Nutrition for Extension Officers in Fisheries, Livestock, Agriculture and Health Sectors at District and Upazila level.

In Bengali and English

Several other programs/projects for training agriculturalextension officers on nutrition related topics and practices:

• BIRTAN• DAE-IFPRI with HKI • SPRING• DANIDA• ANEP• …

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Global: Food Security and Nutrition Network

www.fsnnetwork.org/resource-library

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Working Session I at 11:30 amPh

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Build on what exists rather than create anew

Promote more widespread and effective use

Private sector engagement

Mass communication opportunities

“Demo-cratization of

Content”?

What falls where along the “continuum” of health –nutrition – agriculture - extension? Gaps?

Diversity of sources and materials: Conflicting messages or Complementarity?

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Or: Content in the hand of the people
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Thank you! Disclaimer

This presentation was made possible by the generous support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development, USAID. The contents are the responsibility of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID or the

United States Government.

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Diversity of Sources and Material [20-30 min]Ph

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Conflicting messages? Confusion among end-users?

Need for harmonization?

Multisectoral, technical advisory group? (similar to BSCC?)

Suggested ACTIONS (Who, what, by when)

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What is the nature of use? How to assure quality of the adoption by others? How to assure integrity of the process? What are the proprietary issues? State clear policy and process of access, adaptation. Factual statements can’t be copyrighted. In the U.S., Govermental publications are not copyrighted. It is the creative rendition of factual content that is copy rightable.
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Content in the Hands of Many [30-40 min]Ph

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Copyright, licensing, free vs. fee

Permission to use permission to modify? Mobile applications (e.g., training material, reference

manuals, multimedia learning, agricultural diary)

Conversion to products (plates, posters, …)

Searchable online repository (one or multiple?) not just for health-nutrition

Proposed ACTIONS (Who, what, by when)

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Or: Content in the hand of the people
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Private Sector Engagement [20-30 min]Ph

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More actors, new actors, wider audience? Scaling?

Conversion to mobile based applications

Food plates and promotional material

Proposed ACTIONS (Who, what, by when)

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http://www.du.ac.bd/duap/assets/kcfinder/upload/files/5-8-15.pdf
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http://www.du.ac.bd/duap/assets/kcfinder/upload/files/5-8-15.pdf