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Agreeing a common baseline : what’s needed and next steps

Agreeing a common baseline : what’s needed and next steps. January 15, 2014. IDOs. AAS will contribute most strongly to six IDOs, and it is against these that our performance should be judged. These six IDOs are at two levels:

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Agreeing a common baseline : what’s needed and next steps

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  1. Agreeing a common baseline: what’s needed and next steps January 15, 2014

  2. IDOs • AAS will contribute most strongly to six IDOs, and it is against these that our performance should be judged. • These six IDOs are at two levels: (i) material development outcomes that will result from AAS interventions and the work of our partners; and (ii) instrumental development outcomes that will enable these material outcomes.

  3. Material IDOs • Increased and more equitable incomefrom agricultural and natural resource management and environmental services earned by low income value chain actors in aquatic agricultural systems • Improved dietquality of low income households in aquatic agricultural systems, especially by nutritionally vulnerable women and children

  4. Instrumental IDOs • Improved productivity in aquatic agricultural systems (water and total factor productivity) • Increased control of assets, inputs, decision-makingand benefits by women and other marginalized groups in aquatic agricultural systems • Increased capacity to innovate within low income and vulnerable rural communities in aquatic agricultural systems allowing them to seize new opportunities to improve livelihoods and increase household income • Increased capacity to adaptto environmental and economic variability, shocks and longer term changes in low income communities in aquatic agricultural systems

  5. On Thursday 3 October theme leaders agreed on next steps to develop a common baseline for AAS focal communities in hubs.

  6. What’s needed and why?

  7. Action Plan

  8. Workgroup (HUBs) • Does the plan make sense? • What is not clear? • What is missing?

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