ASEAN Initiative

23 Pages·2012·1.12 MB·English

Perspectives of Biocontrol
– ASEAN Initiative –
7th Annual Biocontrol Industry Meeting (ABIM)
1 ASEAN-German Cooperation
2 The Biocontrol Market in ASEAN
3 Bio-Agro Inputs Association (ABI)
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German International Cooperation (GIZ)
 International service provider for sustainable development
 Private limited enterprise, non-profit company
 Owned by the German Federal Government
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CAM, LAO, IDN, MYN, MYS, PHL, THA, VTN
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 2 bn EUR turnover (2011)
 17,500 staff, 2,000 projects
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Objectives of “ASEAN Biocontrol”
 Overall objective I (2011-2017)
ASEAN has developed regionally coordinated policies and
strategies addressing sustainable agriculture and food
production
 Overall objective II (2011-2013)
“Sustainable agrifood systems are strengthened through the
use of BCA and sustainable agriculture”
 Sub objective 1
ASEAN Member States have developed harmonized
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guidelines and a regulatory framework on the use of BCA
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 Sub objective 2
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The use of BCA in ASEAN Member States’ Farming
Systems is promoted
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What we do – Objectives & Activities
Priority Topics Priority Crops
Biocontrol
Farm Economics
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2 Fertilizer
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How we Work – Structure & Set-Up
ASEAN Ministers of Agriculture and Forestry (AMAF)
Senior Official Meeting (SOM-AMAF)
ASEAN Sectoral Working Group on Crops (ASWGC)
Regional Steering Committee (plus National Task Forces)
Government
Project Coordination Unit (PCU)
Private Sector
1 Principal Advisor
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AMS Experts
1 Project Coordinator
(1 DoA THA)
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1 Office Manager Research
3 Expert
2 Advisors/Officers
Groups
2 ABC Medan Office
2 International
BCA Initiatives/NGOs
2 PM Private Sector Experts (CIM)
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Partners & Cooperation
Team of “ASEAN Sustainable Agrifood Systems”
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Activities of “ASEAN Biocontrol” (2)
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ASEAN Biocontrol Database: Screenshot “Product“
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Training Modules
General Topics Regulation Application
BCA Regulation: Stakeholders Agriculture without synthetic
DOA Thailand training concept and regulatory systems pesticides?
IIS
worldwide
IIS
IIS WS
BCA General Introduction
ASEAN cooperation and role Towards harmonized
of national and regional expert guidelines in ASEAN IIS
groups WS HW
IIS
BCA and IPM
Regulatory situation in IIS
Role and purpose of ASEAN
Thailand and steps towards
guidelines on regulation, trade
consolidation
and use of BCA IIS WS HW
Economics and strategies of
technology switch
IIS
Data requirements for BCA
1 Research and field trials in
support of guidelines IIS WS
IIS BCA: Economic facts and
success stories
2 IIS
Other requirements for
How to communicate within
regulation of BCA
3 ASEAN on progress of IIS WS Application strategies and
harmonization? WS protocols
IIS WS HW
How to trade BCA (in
ASEAN)?
Field trials and testing
WS
WS FR
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BCA Application – ASEAN’s Perspective
Results from needs assessment:
• Rice
• Vegetables
• Coffee
Concerning which crops
• Fruits (incl. longan, banana)
do you see the most urgent
• Chili, Eggplant (Solanaceae)
need for BCA application?
• Melon, Pumpkin (Cucurbitaceae)
• Coconut, Palm (Arecaceae)
• Cassava
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• Maize
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• Timber (Pterocarpus)
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• Rain tree
• Orchids (Orchidaceae)
• Sweet Potatoe
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