FTA 2020 Science Conference

Stream 3: Transforming livelihoods through agroecological approaches with trees

Transforming livelihoods: Incremental transitions

• Introduction by Fergus Sinclair
• Concluding remarks by Michael Quin Patton

• The human-nature connection
  Michael Quinn Patton, keynote
• Principles for R and D supporting forests, trees and agriculture
  R. Coe
• Employing a farmer-centered approach to scale land restoration in East Africa and the Sahel: Understanding what works where and for whom using planned comparisons
  Leigh Ann Winowiecki
• Innovations in agroforestry extension: Scaling-out the adoption of non-timber forest products (NTFPs) domestication in Indonesia
  Endri Martini
• Summary of all contributions: Incremental agro-ecological transitions with trees
  Eduardo Somarriba

Transforming livelihoods: Towards transformation

• Introduction by Fergus Sinclair
• Concluding remarks by Rachel Bezner Kerr

• Transforming Livelihoods through agroecology: Towards transformation
  Rachel Bezner Kerr, keynote
• Agroforestry Concessions in Peru – Effective compliance comparisons
  V. Robiglio
• What can doughnuts tell us about the value of forests and trees?
  Todd S. Rosenstock
• Green Growth plan and strategies for a pristine and indigenous landscape of Papua, Indonesia
  Dayu Soraya
• Agroforestry systems as a pathway to smallholder livelihoods in Tomé Açu, Pará, Brazil: lessons for scaling oil palm agroforestry
  Daniel Palma Perez Braga
• Summary of all contributions: Towards transformation
  Yanxia Li

Additional resources

• Agroforestry for sustainable cocoa production in the forest-savannah transition zone in Cameroon
  HARMAND Jean-Michel
• Soil and groundwater recharge or surface runoff?: Landscape-scale assessments of soil infiltrability across the global tropics
  Aida Bargués Tobella
• Factors influencing on-farm tree seedling survival across various contexts in the eastern drylands of Kenya
  Christine Magaju, World Agroforestry
• The Software ShadeMotion: From analytic geometry to shade canopy design in agroforestry systems
  Eduardo Somarriba
• Young shade tree provision of ecosystem services: First lessons from a large scale conversion from coffee monoculture to agroforestry in Yunnan Province, China
  Clément RIGAL
• Local agroforestry knowledge and development of an online decision-support tool (shadetreeadvice.org) for selection of trees to be associated to coffee in South-East Asia and beyond
  Nguyen Mai Phuong
• Participatory development of agroforestry practices in Northwest Vietnam: using quantitative and qualitative data for evaluation and design improvement
  Hung Do
• Climate Vulnerability Assessment in A Dynamic Landscape of West Kalimantan Province, Indonesia
  Endri Martini
• Integrating local livelihoods in peatland ecological restoration: Case in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia
  Endri Martini
• Disruptive use of earth observation and machine learning to quantify and monitor regreening efforts and change in land health at scale
  Tor-Gunnar Vågen
• A landscape typology of paddy cultivation for robust targeting and upscaling: an action-research in the downstream of Rejoso Watershed, Indonesia
  Ni'matul Khasanah
• Agroforestry systems as a pathway to smallholder livelihoods in Tomé Açu, Pará, Brazil: lessons for scaling oil palm agroforestry
  Daniel Palma Perez Braga
• Rubber Agroforestry systems in Indonesia, Kalimantan: 1994-2019 the evolution
  E Penot, CIRAD-UMR Innovation
• Community-based land restoration for economic development in degraded drylands of Sumba, Indonesia
  Gerhard Eli Sabastian
• The hidden potential of agroforestal systems in the Coca leaves production areas of Chapare, Plurinational State of Bolivia
  Eduardo Lopez Rosse A.
• Outcome of agroforestry and its contribution to the household economy of upland farmers in Northwest Vietnam
  Nguyen La
• An example of how bamboo contributes to a circular economy in rural China
  Yanxia Li

Stream 4: Nature-based solutions to address the climate crisis

Nature-based solutions – opportunities and constraints

• Introduction and concluding remarks by Christopher Martius

• Framework for NBS in agricultural landscapes
  E. Simelton – keynote presentation
• A framework for nature-based solutions
  Christopher Martius
• Why countries need an Agroforestry Policy?
  J. Rizvi

Restoration – what is needed to scale it up?

• Introduction and concluding remarks by Plinio Sist

• The potential of mixed plantations: Lessons from Latin America
  A. López-Samson – keynote presentation
• Establishment of rattan plantations
  R. Kaam
• Climate change mitigation potential of implementing sustainable management for bamboo forests in Kenya
  M. Muga
• Sustainable tree crops plantation planning in Berau, East Kalimantan, Indonesia
  Arga Pandiwijaya

Resilience – how can it be measured and strengthened?

• Introduction and concluding remarks by Houria Djoudi

• Introduction
  Houria Djoudi
• Ecosystem-based adaptation options as nature-based solutions to climate change and variability: Practical insights
  L Duguma – keynote presentation
• Evaluating the impacts of different types of REDD+ interventions on forests and people
  A. Duchelle
• Assessing the impacts of on-farm land restoration practices on gender roles and relations in the drylands of Kenya: Risks and opportunities for gender equality
  M. Crossland

Bioenergy – trees and bamboo as sustainable energy providers

• Introduction and concluding remarks by Yanxia Li

• Carbon sequestration and carbon emissions reduction through bamboo forests and products
  T. T. Long – keynote presentation
• Scalable solutions for carbon neutrality in woodfuel systems in sub-Saharan Africa
  M. Njenga
• Biochar production and use provides multiple benefits for smallholder agroecosystems
  C. Sundberg

Additional resources

• Nutritional analysis of bamboo shoots from selected bamboo species from Kenya
  Violet A. Oriwo
• Nature-based solutions require adaptive capacity: A case study of the climate vulnerability of Asian tree species
  Riina Jalonen
• Active restoration in secondary and degraded tropical forests (SDFs) as a NBS to answer the global wood demand: Results from case studies in Central America
  Ngo Bieng Marie Ange
• Bamboo’s potential to substitute for plastic
  Yanxia Li
• The decision context for nature-based solutions in a Peruvian watershed: Adaptation in people’s mind and on the ground
  Bruno Locatelli
• Nutritional analysis of bamboo shoots from selected bamboo species from Kenya
  Violet A. Oriwo
• Restoring degraded land for boenergy: as cross-cutting element for landscape sustainability
  Himlal Baral
• The need for better ecosystem management to secure Africa’s current and future energy needs
  Lalisa Duguma
• Can REDD+ reinforce law enforcement? Evaluating the local impacts of an incipient initiative in Madre de Dios, Peru
  Montoya-Zumaeta, Javier G.
• Learning lessons from a REDD+ initiative: Assessing the implementation process, forest and community outcomes, and impacts on local households in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia
  Vivi Selviana
• Potential of tree crop commodities as a bioenergy source: Tree commodities as a sustainable bioenergy source
  Serge Mandiefe Piabuo
• Bamboo Pellets for sustainable bioenergy production: Potential in Ghana
  Ernest Nti Acheampong
• Bamboo as substitute feedstock for charcoal production in Africa: The Case of Ghana
  Ernest Nti Acheampong
• Bamboo, a sustainable biomass energy for Africa
  Jinhe Fu
• Bamboo agroforestry as a land use option for household energy needs and food security in Ghana
  Michael Yaw Kwaku
• Phylogenetics study of Ethiopian indigenous and introduced bamboo species based on ISSR markers:
  Oumer A. (PhD)

Stream 5: Inclusive governance for sustainable landscapes

Participatory processes in landscape governance and management

• Introduction and concluding remarks by Anne Larson

• The political construction of accountability keywords
  Jonathan Fox, keynote
• Participation in a state of (climate) urgency: Lessons from a comparative study of multistakeholder forums
  J. P. Sarmiento Barletti
• The politics of Payment for Forest Environmental Services refusal in Vietnam
  P. T. Thuy
• Participatory use of a tool to assess policy and governance conditions
  S. Peteru
• Operationalizing the landscape approach in Indonesia: Landscape governance in fostering an integrated landscape management approach
  A. S. Adiwinata
• Unpacking ‘gender’ in joint forest management: Lessons from Karnataka, India
  Marlène Elias

Land and forest tenure: implications for sustainable management and inclusion

• Introduction and concluding remarks by Marlène Elias
• Reactions by Johnathan Fox

• Comparing property rights regimes to understand livestock management decisions on degraded forest margins in Western Kenya
  D. Ombogoh
• Gender-responsive forest tenure reforms? Lessons from Indonesia, Peru and Uganda
  I. Monterroso Ibarra
• In the face of persistent challenges, would Ethiopia achieve its FLR target by 2030?
  H. Kassa
• Participation for inclusive and sustainable landscapes, or why achieving more equitable and resilient multi-stakeholder forums requires reflexive and adaptive learning
  A. Larson
• Gender-responsive forest tenure reforms?: Lessons from Indonesia, Peru and Uganda
  Iliana Monterroso Ibarra

Landscape and jurisdictional approaches for governance and sustainability

• Introduction by Peter Minang

• A tentative causal chain to assess the effectiveness of jurisdictional approaches to reduced deforestation
  C. Chervier
• The polity behind state-level policies to reduce deforestation: The case of Pará in the Brazilian Amazon
  F. Brandão
• Empowering Local Governments for Low Carbon Development Planning in Indonesia
  A. Nugraha
• Analysis of governance in urban wetlands: A case study on the Las Piñas – Parañaque Critical Habitat and Ecotourism Area (LPPCHEA), Metro Manila, Philippines
  V. Mercado
• Landscape democracy and sustainable land restoration: Evidence from Shinyanga, Tanzania
  Judith Nzyoka

Additional resources

• Operationalizing the landscape approach in Indonesia: Landscape governance in fostering an integrated landscape management approach
  Ani Adiwinata
• Unpacking ‘gender’ in joint forest management: Lessons from Karnataka, India
  Marlène Elias
• Would Ethiopia achieve its FLR target by 2030?: Persisting challenges to state-led FLR initiatives with emphasis on tenure
  Habtemariam Kassa
• Participation for inclusive and sustainable landscapes, or: Why achieving more equitable and resilient multi-stakeholder forums (MSFs) requires reflexive and adaptive learning
  Anne M Larson
• The contribution of Community Forestry to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Case of community forest concessions in the Maya Biosphere Reserve,Petén, Guatemala
  ROCÍO LILIBETH CASTILLO CRUZ
• Is there a need to consider policy implementation theory in landscape and jurisdictional governance debates?: Preliminary insights from an implementation assessment of 11 initiatives in the Brazilian Amazon
  Frederico Brandão
• One map initiative to support land-use and development planning in Papua and South Sumatra, Indonesia
  Muhammad Thoha Zulkarnain
• Analysis of Urban Wetland Governance: A case study on the Las Piñas – ParañaqueCritical Habitat and Ecotourism Area (LPPCHEA), Philippines
  VERONICA M. MERCADO
• Achieving Green Growth (GG) through inclusive and evidence-based planning as Jurisdictional-Landscape Approach
  Feri Johana

Stream 6: Designing, implementing and evaluating research for development impact

Assessing FTA research – methods and lessons

• Introduction and concluding remarks by Brian Belcher

• Evaluating the Restoration of the Commons – A quasi-experimental impact assessment of a large-scale land restoration initiative in India founded on the tenets of local collective action and property rights
  K. Hughes
• Assessing the effectiveness of FTA research on the oil palm sector
  R. Davel
• Assessing progress towards realizing FTA’s collective end-of-program outcomes and estimating potential impacts
  J. C. Rouge
• Introduction to assessing FTA research – methods and lessons
  Brian Belcher

Quality of research for development (QoR4D) and scaling concepts and approaches

• Introduction and concluding remarks by Federica Coccia

• Scaling Science: What can we learn about scaling our impact?
  John Gargani – keynote presentation
• Research quality and impact for place-based, complex research
  R. Coe
• A quality assessment framework for transdisciplinary research
  B. Belcher
• Stage Gating in One CGIAR
  F. Place