Rice Production and Rural Livelihoods: Future Prospects and
Policies for a post - Green Revolution World
Policy
Workshop on SRI: NASC Conference Hall, New Delhi
The Policy Workshop will be from 10 AM to
4 PM and is meant for to further a dialogue amongst
stakeholders on the future of rice production and livelihoods
in a climatic stressed world. There would be few presentations
and panelists and participants are encouraged to be brief to
enable discussions on the different themes. The policy
workshop will build on the deliberations from the research
seminar.
WELCOMING SESSION |
9.00 AM
to
9.40 AM |
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PANEL 1: Research on SRI: Rethinking Agronomy and Research
Practices
Chair: Dr. T.M. Thiyagarajan,
Former Director and Dean, TNAU, Tamilnadu |
9.40 AM
to
11.30 AM |
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Main Findings of the India-Netherlands research programme –
Harro Maat (Wageningen University) and Dominic Glover
(IDS)
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"Agronomy, Rice Production and India's Agricultural Policy -
Do Knowledge & Evidence Matter?" - Rajeswari S. Raina,
NISTADS - CSIR
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SRI and Research Policy Challenges and Prospects - C.
Shambu, Prasad, XIMB
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Incorporating Complexity, Adaptive and Multi-component ideas
in SRI research: Some recent insights - Willem Stoop
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Amod
Thakur and Janice Thies discussants on future of SRI research |
11.30 AM
to
11.45 AM |
Tea
Break |
PANEL 2: Beyond Production and Yields: Food Security,
Livelihoods and Intensification
Chair: Peter
Kenmore, FAO India |
11.45 AM
to
13.00 PM |
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FAO's policy
advice on Sustainable Rice Intensification and Experiences
of Field Implementation in Asia - Jan Ketelaar, FAO,
Regional Office Asia and Pacific
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Transforming
Agriculture Livelihoods - The Experience of Livelihood
Missions - T. Vijay Kumar, Aajevika (National Rural
Livelihood Mission)
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System of
Rice Intensification (SRI) Implications for Indian
Development Policy: A Global Perspective and some specific
suggestions - Norman Uphoff, SRI Rice, Cornell University
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Discussant:
Rita Sharma, IRRI Board of Trustees, Biksham Gujja, AgSRI
followed by Q&A
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13.00 PM
to
13.45 PM |
Lunch
Break |
PANEL 3: Newer Policy Directions: Opportunities in Rainfed
Rice
Chair: Ravi
Chopra, Peoples Science Institute (PSI), Uttarakhand |
13.45 PM
to
15:00 PM |
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Irrigation
System Reforms: New Policy Opportunities with System of Rice
Intensification - A. Ravindra and Debashish Sen, WUR and
WASSAN / PSI
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Building an
SRI Institute - Private Sector and CSR Initiatives on SRI –
Yezdi Karai, Usha Martin University
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Area
Approach to SRI Extension - Emerging Lessons from a
convergent program on scaling up SRI in Andhra Pradesh -
S. Bhagyalaxmi, WASSAN
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Policy
Issues for SRI Adoption - Dr. R.M. Kummur, CGM (FSP), NABARD,
Mumbai
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PANEL 4: Assessing SRI: Open Session on Future of System of
Rice Intensification as a Socio-Technical Management in India
Chairs: Harro Maat
and Dominic Glover |
15.00 PM
to
16.00 PM |
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Agricultural transformations in SRI: Beyond yields, changes
in work routines, farmer attitudes, collective action by
Panelists: Sabarmatee, Anil Verma, Debashish Sen
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What does all this mean for assessing SRI in future: Closing
comments by Panelists: D.N. Reddy, A.
Ravindra, B.C. Barah, Rob Schippper
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16.00 PM
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Vote
of Thanks - D. Narendranath, PRADAN |
16.10 PM |
Farewell Tea |
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