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Building an Integrated Agriculture and Health Agenda: An Agricultural Perspective - Professor Joachim von Braun, University of Bonn
- 1. Building an Integrated Agriculture and Health Agenda: Issues for International Research and Policy - An Agricultural Perspective - Joachim von Braun Center for Development Research (ZEF) University of Bonn Leverhulme Centre for Integrative Research in Agriculture and Health London June 23, 2010
- 4. Food value chain offers partners and points of entry for a perspective to serve health of the bottom 2 billions Source: von Braun 2008. Food retailers top 10: $1,091 bln ā¢ Wal-Mart ā¢ Carrefour ā¢ Metro G ā¢ Tesco ā¢ Seven & I C o n s u m e r s $4.000 bln Food processors and traders top 10: $409 bln ā¢ Nestle ā¢ Cargill ā¢ ADM ā¢ Unilever ā¢ Kraft Foods Agricultural input industry top 10: $40 bln ā¢ Syngenta ā¢ Monsanto ā¢ Bayer C ā¢ BASF AG ā¢ Dow Agro Farms Agricultural value added: $1,592 bln No. of farms: ca. 450 mln Size distr. >100 ha: 0.5% < 2 ha: 85%
- 5. Re-defining agriculture: The new bio-economy, driven by changed prices and technology Biomass Foods and beverages ______________ Bio-energy Staples / animal feeds Bio materials Bio chemicals Market price Market volume
- 6. Raw Material Supply Health Biodiversity Food Safety Energy Supply Food Safety Waste Material Waste Material BioEconomy redefines agriculture within lots of interlinked value chains Earth Agriculture Water Culture Media Fishery & Aquaculture Forestry Microbial Production Waste Industry Food and feeding stuff technologies Biotechnology Process Technology Biocatalysis Production, Exploitation and Utilisation of Biomass ā¦ Application and Processing Products Foodstuffs Biobased chemicals Biofuels Biomaterials Knowledge ā¦ by Media ā¦ in the Sectors of ā¦ by Application Animal feed Source: Bioƶkonomie Rat, Berlin, 2010
- 8. Implications of re-definig agriculture for agriculture ā health research 1. A broad inter-disciplinary perspective 2. A strong focus on positive and negative externalities of agriculture 3. A research strategy based on foresight of complex changes
- 13. Land use, productivity and health / nutrition the next āgreen revolutionsā
- 14. Urbanization, food systems, and health
- 15. Agriculture, energy, consumption, climate change and the nutrition/health environment
- 16. Volatility ā the price spike of 2008 Source: compiled with data from FAO 2008 and IMF 2008 .
- 23. Spatial Dimensions: Development Domains ā Combining Agricultural Systems with Infrastructure Source: Stan Wood et al. (IFPRI) 2009.
- 24. Sticky problem: Child Malnutrition: (Stunting) Source: FAO 2004.
- 25. Food and health problems are where the Poor are Sub-national poverty ca. 2005 ($1.25/day) Prevalence Number Source:. J. von Braun et.al. IFPRI), 2009. Based on Stan Wood et al