2. The
challenge:
Colombia
is a victim
of climate
variability
Maíz
Arroz
T-Max
Rendimient
o
Rendimient
o
T-Max
Climate anomolies and
production anomolies go
hand in hand
Fuente: Agronet y CRU (http://badc.nerc.ac.uk/data/cru/)
3. And in the long
term
• Coffee suitability in the
Cauca region
• Significant changes to
2020, drastic changes
to 2050
• The Cauca case:
reduced coffeee
growing area and
changes in geographic
distribution. Some
new opportunities.
MECETA
6. Listen to farmers
• Listen to local perspectives of vulnerability
• Participatory identification of adaptation options
Girardot - Maize
Ipiales - Potato
San Gil - Beans
7. A systematic look at impacts and
economic costs across LAC
• Detailed crop
modelling of climate
impacts across LAC
• Analysis of social and
economic impacts
• Zoom in analysis at
national level
Crops
Food Supply
(kcal/capita/day)
Harvested Area
(Ha)
Contribution
to GDP
DSSAT
model?
41,171,982.60
10,270,087.00
28,633,254.40
8,988,559.80
5,943,971.40
7,240,355.00
342,874.20
199,494.00
1,190,503.00
5,706,389.00
2,052,958.80
998,955.20
242,739.60
1,495,006.20
Net Production
Value (constant
2004-2006 1000 I$)
27,707,066
25,072,226
6,087,072
3,505,114
7,092,796
3,602,564
4,107,232
1,902,269
7,065,053
4,986,781
127,456
2,453,723
1,167,699
5,170,592
Soybean
Sugar Cane
Maize
Wheat
Rice
Beans
Tomatoes
Pineapples
Bananas
Coffee
Sorghum
Potatoes
Onions
Oranges,
Mandarines
Palm
Lemons,
Limes
Grapes
Cottonseed
Oil
Apples
Nuts
Coconut
Groundnuts
Cassava
Plantains
Cocoa Beans
sunflower
Yams
Mangoes
170
383
435
331
296
90
11
5
34
3
6
34
7
17
5
13
5
1
8
2
1
2
16
4
0
1
0
1
y
n
y
y
y
y
n
n
n
n
y
y
n
n
64
3
1,085,119.00
319,617.20
1,078,458
2,095,406
1
0
n
n
3
8
547,380.00
1,873,788.60
4,124,806
953,103
1
0
n
n
5
6
21
11
44
33
3
18
12
NA
192,937.80
574,795.65
676,841.00
534,019.00
2,747,793.60
948,142.00
1,476,678.40
2,588,299.00
173,591.40
435,323.20
1,748,896
943,316
589,058
515,363
2,027,450
1,572,812
520,235
1,142,205
270,343
2,705,656
0
0
0
1
3
1
0
0
2
2
n
n
n
y
n
n
n
n
n
n
10. Ranked List of Practices
Practice
CBA Quality
1 Silvopastoral Systems
1.5 2.11
2 Efficient Use of Fertilizer 1.4 2.87
3 Improved Forages
1.3 2.85
4 Biogas
1.2 2.36
Grass-Legume
5 Association
1.2 2.11
6 Water harvest structure
1.2 2.08
Silage, haylage and
7 nutritional blocks
1 2.01
9 Early warning systems
1 1.89
12. Objectives
1) Generate capacity to reduce agroclimatic risk: modelling impacts
and seasonal forecasting
2) Close the yield gap through climate specific agriculture
3) Evaluate and generate new adapted technologies
4) Evaluate resource efficient production systems (water and carbon
footprints) and establish new incentive structures for their
adoption (PES, NAMAs, low carbon development pathways etc.)
13. In action
9 Partners
52 Municipalities
16 Departments
>800 experimental lots in 20 localities
> 200 on farm participatory experiments
> 40 events with 660 participants and 32
institutions
97 researchers working on the program
> 70 technologies being evaluated
The results from the CSA study of the Silvopastoral system in colombia are displayed here. In the matrix, you can see how well the practice performed with regards to the different indicators. 0 = negative change, 1 = no change, 2 = positive change. Some of the matrix squares aggregate the results from more than one indicator. Spider diagrams show the difference between the baseline scenario and the scenarios with the CSA practice for the different CSA pillars and dimensions of CSA. A table at the bottom list the projected barriers to adoption for this practice and if they can be overcome.
After assessing all of the results for all practices in the generic list, a ranked list of the best practices is compiled Here you can see the top 8 practices. All of the practices are ranked based on their final score for the indicators. These practices have now undergone a CBA assessment (only done on the practices ranked highest based on the indicators) and the quality of the data used for the indicators and CBA is included here, giving an overall quality score for the assessment of this practice.