LIST OF RESEARCH PROJECTS APPROVED FOR FUNDING UNDER EPINAV
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1 LIST OF RESEARCH PROJECTS APPROVED FOR FUNDING UNDER EPINAV At the st Steering Committee Meeting of EPINAV, held on 27 July 2, the following research proposals were accepted for implementation. At the meeting, Prof. Ruth Haug and I represented the Norwegian side. Later, names of researchers were crosschecked at a separate meeting. The projects are presented below. Table. Names of researchers and in new EPINAVProjects SN ID. Title Research Team Project Areas Main Goal Theme I: Innovation Systems Research Subtheme.: Action Research/Scaling up./8 Application of Value Chain and Innovation Systems Approaches for Upscaling and Outscaling Technologies for Enhancing Integrated Dairy Production System in Njombe District 2./6 Upscaling of propoor innovative dairy goat technologies for improved livelihood security and human capacity in selected highland areas Prof. RH Mdegela (SUA) Dr. D. Mhando (SUA) Prof. E. Mtengeti (SUA) Prof. N. Urio (SUA) Dr. R. Ryoba (SUA) Prof. E. Phiri (SUA) Dr. R.P. Mbwile (ARIUyole) Prof. B. Singh (UMB) Prof. M. Stokstad () Prof. T. Løken (Contributing researcher ) Prof. F. Sundstøl (Contributing researcherumb) Prof. G.C. Kifaro (SUA) Prof. L.A. Mtenga (SUA) Prof. A. Kassuku (SUA) Dr. D.E. Mushi (SUA) Dr. R. Max (SUA) Prof. E. Ndemanisho (SUA) Mr. Z. Nziku (West Kilimanjaro Res. Centre) Njombe District Mgeta in Mvomero district and Kibungo juu in Morogoro rural district Enhance integrated dairy productivity through value chain and innovation systems approaches in enhancing adoption of technologies and best practices to improve livelihood and food security; and to increase the capacity of farmers to fully utilize resources and opportunities in agriculture. Enhance livelihood security and human capacity to target communities through upscaling of propoor innovative dairy goat technologies. 3./9 Enhancing sunflower production for poverty alleviation in Mvomero and Kilosa, Morogoro region. Prof. M. Ulvund () Dr. R. Kaarhus (UMB) Prof. L.O. Eik (UMB) Prof. AZ Mattee (SUA) Ms. C. Rutaihwa (ARIIlonga) Mr. K.K. Mwajombe (SUA) Mr. T. Malisa (SUA) Dr. R. Kaarhus (UMB) Mvomero and Kilosa Districts in Morogoro Region Develop a value chain for increasing the productivity and incomes of sunflower farmers in Mvomero and Kilosa and thereby contributing to poverty reduction among small scale farmers.
2 4./7 Increased Market Access of Beef and Milk From Pastoral System Through Innovative Value Chain Approaches in Breeding, Feeding and Health Dr. ED Karimuribo (SUA) Prof. E.K. Batamuzi (SUA) Prof. E.N. Kimbita (SUA) Dr. A.D.B. Mwakalobo (SUA) Prof. R.M. Wambura (SUA) Dr. D. Sendalo(NLRIMpwapwa) Prof. F.O.K. Mgongo (SUA) Mr. M.K. Matiko (SUA) Prof. R.S. Silayo (SUA) Prof. D.G. Mpanduji (SUA) Kilosa District Promote interventions for enhancing milk productivity in pastoral communities 5./3 Optimizing production and utilization of lesser known and lesser utilized indigenous agroforestry timber species Prof. K. Rich () Prof. F.B.S. Makonda (SUA) Prof. P.R. Gillah (SUA) Dr. S. Augustino (SUA) Mr. D.H. Kitojo (SUA) Dr. H.P. Msanga (Tanzania Tree Seed Agency) Mr. C.K. Ruffo (Tanzania Tree Seed Agency) Kilosa/Kilolo district Establish how best lesser known and lesser utilized IAGTS can be optimally produced and sustainably utilized in improving income of rural communities while mitigating the effects of climate change Subtheme.2: Applied Research 6.2/4 Increasing market share of locally produced beef through improved cattle husbandry, slaughter operations and meat handling Dr. S.H. Eriksen (UMB) Prof. E.N. Kimbita (SUA) Dr. D.E. Mushi (SUA) Dr. R.A. Max (SUA) Dr. G.C. Kifaro (SUA) Dr. D.M. Komwihangilo (Mpwapwa) Prof. L.A. Mtenga (SUA) Hanang (Manyara) and Arusha (Arusha) Increase contribution of beef industry to the household income through increased competitiveness of locally produced beef in the market 7.2/7 Improving the productivity of Nile Tilapa (Oreochromis niloticus) through selective breeding and mass production of fingerlings Prof. L.O. Eik (UMB) Dr. O. Sørheim (NOFIMAMat) Prof. T. Steine (UMB) Prof. M. Ulvund () Prof. M. Mo (Contributing researcher UMB) Prof. S.W. Chenyambuga (SUA) Dr. H.A. Lamtane (SUA) Dr. N.A. Madalla (SUA) Dr. W. Kitojo (Centre for Foreign Relations (DSM) Mr. Y. Malya (King. Fish F.C.) Prof. I. Mayer () Prof. T. Gjedrem (Contributing researcher NOFIMAMarin) Dr. K. Kolstad (NOFIMAMarin) Onstation : SUA and Kingolwirwa Fish Farming Centre Onfarm, Mvomero and Mbrali Improve productivity of tilapia in ponds of small scale farmers through selective breeding, culture of allmale population and mass production of fingerlings 2
3 8.2/5 Enhancing the revival of Homegardens for Improved Utility and Productivity through the use of Proven Agroforestry Technologies in the Northern Highlands of Tanzania Prof. P.K.T. Munishi (SUA) Prof. R.P.C. Temu (SUA) Prof. LLL Lulandala (SUA) Mr. D.D Shirima (SUA) Mr. E Japhet (TAFORI) Mr. C.J. Lyamchai (ARISelian) Ms H.H Kilungu (OUT) Prof. S. Moe (UMB) Selected in the highland areas of Kilimanjaro region Revive, enhance and improve the productivity and wide adoption of appropriate agroforestry technologies in homegardens for increased food security, improved livelihoods and conservation of the natural resource base in the northern highland of Tanzania Theme II: Climate Change and Adaptation 9 2/2 Establishing livestock based coping strategies for improved resilience of pastoral and agropastoral communities to impact of climate change in Northern Tanzania Dr. S.H. Mbaga (SUA) Prof. L.S.B. Mellau (SUA) Dr. J. LyimoMacha (SUA) Dr. D. Mushi (SUA) Dr. E. Msuya (SUA) Mr. Z.C. Nziku (West Kilimanjaro) Mr. M. Ngeti (SUA) Dr. O. Sørheim (Nofima Mat) Monduli and Longido Districts Enhance resilience of pastoral and agropastoral communities in Monduli and Longido ecosystem to impact of climate change 2/4 A gendered analysis of climate change impacts and adaptation in semiarid area farming systems and natural resources management Dr. J.K. Urassa (SUA) Dr. C.I. Nombo (SUA) Dr. J.S. Mbwambo (SUA) Prof. A.Z. Mattee (SUA) Dr. D. Mamiro (SUA) Ms M.L. Matata (ARITumbi) Mr. S.J. Mabote (SUA) Meatu and Iramba Evaluate gendered impacts and adaptation of climate change and other stresses on rural livelihoods in semiarid areas 2/ Integrated livelihood and natural resource management to adapt dryland communities to climate change Dr. G. Synnevåg (UMB) Prof. E.J. Mtengeti (SUA) Dr.C.P. Mahonge (SUA) Dr.G.D. Mhando (SUA) Mr. J.V. Nsenga (SUA) Mr. N. Maseki (SUA) Ms J. Challe (ARIMikocheni) Ms D.B. Kilave (SUA) Mwanga district in Kilimanjaro region Reduce vulnerability of dryland communities to climate change through integrated participatory natural resources management approach Prof. F. Sundstøl (Contributing researcherumb) 3
4 Theme III: Policy Research, Analysis and Good Governance 2 3/9 Supply chain analysis of agricultural inputs under the national agricultural voucher scheme in Tanzania Dr. D.M. Gabagambi (SUA) Dr. C.Z. Mkangwa (ARIIlonga) Ms D.B. Mosha (SUA) Mr. L. Kadeng uka (ARIIlonga) Mr. P.M. Lameck (INADES) Mbeya Rukwa Morogoro Shinyanga regions Analyze the supply chain for agricultural inputs under the national agricultural voucher scheme (NAVS) with a view of identifying and examining constraints, challenges and feasible corrective measures in its institutional framework 3 3/4 Institutional evolutions at macro and microlevels in the management of water catchments and their influences on local community livelihoods under a climate change scenario in Tanzania Prof. G.C. Kajembe (SUA) Dr. J.Z. Katani (SUA) Dr. T.S. Msuya (TAFORI) Dr. G.E. Mbeyale (SUA) Mr. L. Mbwambo (TAFORI) Ms P.J. Kagosi (TAFORI) Dr. J.J. Kashaigili (SUA) Ms S.S. Hiza (ARU) Prof. P.O. Vedeld (UMB) Morogoro and Iringa Regions Assess technical innovations and institutional evolutions at macro and microlevels in the management of water catchments and their influences on local community livelihoods under a climate change scenario. Theme IV: Innovative Communication Methods 4 4/2 The role of mobile phones towards improving coverage of agricultural extension services: a case study of maize value chain Prof. M.R.S. Mlozi (SUA) Dr. C. Sanga (SUA) Prof. Tumbo (SUA) Dr. MCR Shetto (MAFC) Mr. N. Katule (SUA) Mr. C.J. Kajiru (MAFC) Mr. J. Sekiku (FADECOKaragwe) Mr. G.H. Mwamkinga (MATIUyole) Kilosa District Improve the innovative communication and knowledge dissemination to actors in banana and maize value chains 5 4/7 Innovative communication pathways in dissemination of agricultural technologies and improving market information in Tanzania: A case of tomato value chains Prof. R. Haug (UMB) Prof. Z.S.K. Mvena (SUA) Dr. C.P. MsuyaBengesi (SUA) Prof. M.R.S. Mlozi (SUA) Mr. I.M. Busindi (SUA) Mr. S.Y. Nyamba (SUA) Dr. F.T. Kilima (SUA) Ms. S.M. Gjøtterud (UMB) Dr. E. Krogh (UMB) Kilolo and Dodoma rural Improve communication pathways in dissemination of agricultural technologies and market information in tomato value chains A contributing researcher is a person who is retired, but still active in a research group; only cost of travels will be covered for this category. 4
5 We decided to give allocations to researchers in winning projects based on the following criteria:. Only one post of,6 3,3 week salary compensation will be allocated for each project. 2. In projects where more than one Norwegian researcher is included, the salary compensation will be shared equally among the members. The allocation will be based on the researcher with highest salary not exceeding ltr Contributing researchers will not be allocated salary compensation. 4. Level of salary compensation may be adjusted to match with the amount of funds available for this activity in the EPINAVProgramme. 5. Researchers are encouraged to participate in more than one project. However we have no room for increasing the support beyond the,6 3,3 weeks plus one travel for 9 days. Based on the above criteria, the allocation of funds for each participating scientist is presented in Table 2. Table 2. Allocation of funds to Norwegian partners in the EPINAVprogramme Name of researcher Institution Specialization and core projectattachment Position salary compensation, % Allocated travel per year M. Stokstad B. Singh IPMUMB Integrated Dairy Production System in Njombe District F. Sundstøl NoragricUMB T. Løken M. Ulvund R. Kaarhus NoragricMB Upscaling of propoor innovative dairy goat technologies L.O. Eik R. Kaarhus NoragricMB Enhancing sunflower production for poverty alleviation in Mvomero and Kilosa, K. Rich Increased Market Access of Beef and Milk From Pastoral System 5
6 Name of researcher Institution Specialization and core projectattachment Position salary compensation, % Allocated travel per year S.H. Eriksen NoragricUMB Optimizing production and utilization of lesser known and lesser utilized indigenous agroforestry timber species L.O. Eik O. Sørheim NoragricUMB Nofima mat Increasing market share of locally produced beef T. Steine IHAUMB M. Ulvund M. Mo IHAUMB K. Kolstad I. Mayer Nofima Marin Improving the productivity of Nile Tilapa S. Moe INAUMB Enhancing the revival of Homegardens for Improved O. Sørheim Nofima mat Establishing livestock based coping strategies T. Steine for improved resilience of pastoral and agropastoral M. Ulvund communities G. Synnevåg NoragricUMB A gendered analysis of climate change impacts and adaptation in semiarid area farming systems F. Sundsøl NoragricUMB Integrated livelihood and natural resource management to adapt dryland P.O. Vedeld NoragricUMB Institutional evolutions at macro and microlevels in the management of water catchments R. Haug NoragricUMB The role of mobile phones towards improving coverage of agricultural extension services S.M. Gjøtterud IMTUMB Innovative communication pathways in E. Krogh dissemination of agricultural technologies 6
7 There are a total of 2 Norwegianbased researchers participating in all projects, except no. 2. Three of the researchers (Løken, Mo, Sundstøl) are in the group of contributing scientists. At UMB, Noragric is included with six scientists. Other departments at UMB (IHA, IPM, INA and IMT) are all represented with one researcher each. At, four researchers are included while Nofima Marine and Nofima Mat participate with two and one researcher, respectively. Unfortunately, no researchers from Bioforsk are included in the winning projects. The gender balance, 2 males and 8 females, is better than in any of the previous programmes. In line with the practice of the PANTIL programme, the projects will also be given incentive funds for taking on board students and for papers published. These grants will be added to funds for covering running costs in Tanzania and will therefore be administered by the project leader and the project team. The work place of each researcher selected will be compensated with,6 3,3 weeks salary annually for the project work and cost of travel for 9 days in Tanzania based on standard rates. A contract between Noragric and each institution will be established covering this matter. Researchers involved in more than one project will receive no extra funding. Under the theme Basic Research no applications were submitted. Therefore a new call for proposals will be announced for one project under this theme and another with a focus on Conservation Agriculture. In the latter project it will be emphasized that the winning team should have close links to an ongoing project in this field both in Tanzania and in neig boring countries. Funds for two positions will be set aside for this. A call for Strategic Interventions will also be announced in which collaboration from the Norwegian side may be beneficial. Funds to facilitate two positions will be set aside in addition to a contingency for researchers to travel on a need basis. On behalf of EPINAV, I thank all researchers who have participated in the development of the proposals. UMBÅs, 3..2 Lars Olav Eik, Norwegian Institutional EPINAVCoordinator 7
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