Climate Smart Agriculture Booster

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1 Climate Smart Agriculture Booster Flagship presentation Portage actuel WUR : Saskia Visser Vincent Blok Equipe INRA : JM Touzard JF Soussana C Marchand S Reynders London, November 25 th 2014

2 KIC (Communautés de l Innovation et de la Connaissance) an engine for Climate Change Innovations Climate-KIC: the climate innovation engine A community that works together A community that innovates A community that learns by doing 4 grands types d acteurs recherche entreprises enseignement policy makers Plusieurs plateformes Soutiens directs/indirects Climate-KIC pour l innovation

3 Objectifs du projet CSA booster L ambition du CSA Booster est, pour l agriculture et ses filières : 1. réduire les émissions de GES 2. favoriser adaptation et résilience 3. maintenir ou accroitre productivités et revenus en boostant le developpement et la diffusion d innovations technologiques à l échelle européenne. Phase Pathfinder (2014) Projet flagship ( ) 3

4 2014 : phase Pathfinder Analyse des enjeux et arguments pour des technologies CSA Elaboration d un premier portefeuille de technologies Exploration des besoins et marchés potentiels pour l innovation Etude des possibiltés de soutien, des opportunités politiques (SRI, PEI, Développement Rural ) Analyse du positionnement vis à vis de dispositifs similaires (nationaux) Analyse de modèles économiques, pour développer l innovation 4

5 Fruition Science Climate Challenge Our solution Climate change is strongly impacting the vine phenology and the wine quality in all vineyards of the world. Ripeness period is earlier and water balance is changing, affecting potential yields, grape composition and wine typicity, with dramatic consequences on wine growers incomes and regional economies. Fruition Science Technology is a web-based platform connected with sources of data in vineyards : sap flow sensors, drones, meteo station Provides key information through maps and graphs for precise irrigation and comprehensive view of vineyard operations, according to wine quality goals. Is a decision tool for plantation, anticipating climate change Your benefit Better grape/wine quality with higher yields Reduction of vintage variability To adapt the vineyard to long term impact of climate change Impact Optimization of water use To maintain incomes, jobs, landscape in rural area with impacts on tourism and cultural activity 5

6 Accompagner les stratégies d adaptation à l échelle locale Vignoble de Banyuls en terrasse Qualité du vin et paysage PhD Etienne Delay Temperature moyenne Acidité du raisin/vin Modèle SMA

7 Acteurs concernés par les services du CSA booster Decision makers Technology providers Farmers & farmer associations Food industries 7

8 Les premiers services proposés 1. CSA Technology Hub European wide Technology Broker for unique portfolio of innovative CSA technologies 2. CSA Impact Assessment and Labelling Quantification and verification of the impact of CSA technologies. 3. CSA Policy Hub Aids policymakers to implement Rural Development Plans in context of CAP and provide advice to technology providers and users. 4. CSA Business Developer and Market Connection Hub Supports technology developers to develop business models, provides access to CSA Partner Network and investors 5. CSA Education, Training & Co-creation Forum Provides education, support and training to farmers/end-uses and enables feedback to technology providers. 6. CSA Supply Chain & Circular Economy Developer Seeks alternative supply chain designs to increase climate benefits both upstream and downstream.

9 Exemple du service Module «policy» Building a knowledge base on climate change policies and derived policies services to policy makers, technology providers and Farmers/European Innovation Partnership (EIP) groups Policy hub Value Prosition Raise awareness articles, web pages news letter Service Of policy makers on possible adaptation and mitigation mesures for a climate smart agriculture Of technology providers, anticipating barriers and opportunities for the implementation of their solution in specific contexte (country, region) Of EIP groups and farmers associations to reinforce their inflluence on the definition of CSA policies Specific coaching advice report networking Of policy makers, providing input on climate change issue for new policy papersf Of technology providers for the implementation of their solution in new markets with high policy influence Of EIP groups, to better integration of CSA issues in their innovative project Collective workshop Experience sharing Collective capacity building Providing case study of relevant and innovative policy tools for policy makers at different levels Reinforcing the political negociation power of CSA entrepreneurial groups Promoting CSA issues in EIP networks at european and national levels

10 Acceptation du projet mais révisions : 1. Intégration de services 2. Revoir le management 3. Orienter plus vers demande 4. Intégration d industriels 5. Choix de quelques filières

11 Organisation du CSA Booster?

12 Questions clés pour 2015: Kick off meeting 1. Leader ship Co-construction par filière - élevage bovin (lait, viande) - fruit et vins - céréales (orge de brasserie) 2. Développer au niveau français les 3 autres services : - portefeuille de technologies - service d évaluation et labellisation CSA - service tourné vers les politiques 3. Elargir la nature des processus d innovation en intégrant mieux les expériences des acteurs économiques 4. Renforcer les partenariats : second cercle, lien avec groupe porteurs d enjeux? 5. Renforcer la prospection et le transfert, en lien avec les chercheurs Inra, notamment du metaprogramme ACCAF et le portail INRA (info climat, modélisations)