AFACI PAN ASIAN PROJECT - Status of ANSOFT Activities in Bangladesh
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AFACI‐ PAN ASIAN PROJECT
Status of ANSOFT Activities in Bangladesh
Dr. M.
Dr M Shahadat Hossain
Member working Group
Senior Scientific Officer, Entomology Section
Horticulture Research Center, BARI, Gazipur, 1701Project goall
To promote informational
exchange among ANSOFT
member countries, as well To exchange knowledge
as to develop working groups and experience of organic
farming systems in each To develop and promote
includingg researchers,, organic farming systems
international organizations, member nations, and to which are practically and
and national authorities, develop innovative economically applicable to
contributing to solid scientific technologies by g
Asian agricultural
information and to cooperating among environments
production improvement in countries
organic agriculture and
agribusiness
ib i activities
ti itiProject Activities
Construction and managementg of website for the
ANSOFT
Workshop p and workingg ggroupp meetingg
Publication of technical reports, newsletters,
workshop pp g , etc.
proceedings,
Construction of database for organic farming
technology,
gy, alternative techniques
q for p
pest and soil
management, traditional knowledge, and natural
resources,, especially
p y organic
g seeds.
Introduction of organic model farms in each member
countryy to share successful experiences.
pOrganic Agriculture
Practical Practical
Practical solution of solution of
Practical
solution resilient the maintaining
solution of
biodiversity
Of destroyed fairness of
and
Safe food naturall life
sustainable
balance productionConstraint of promotion organic
agriculture in Bangladesh
Lack of National Body, LLackk off
Inadequate supply Marketing and
standard, accreditation
chain financing
councilWorking Team
Dr. Shahbuddin Ahmad – Team Leader
Dr. M Nazim Uddin‐ Production
Dr. Md. Abdul Mokit – Plant pathologist and
Virulogist
Dr. M Shahdath Hossain ‐ Entomologist
Dr. M Kamrol Hasan‐ Agriculture Economist
M Alamgir Siddiqi‐ Soil Scientists
M Mahfuzor Rahaman‐ Plant Pathologist
Di
Director
t HRC iis th
the O
Overall
ll P
Program L
Leader
d1. Status of domestic organic networking 1 2. Organic agriculture research and dissemination activities 3. Emerging or unique organic techniques, or research results which could include studies on traditional farming techniques used in organic agriculture
Some Output of FGD
B Research results
B.
1 Evaluation of tomato genotypes under low input organic practices
1.
The performance among various condition under organic
practices
ti i l di diseases
including di reaction
ti under
d field
fi ld condition
diti 6
lines namely, LE002,C71, BARI tomato 14, 15, TLB 130, WP10,
VRT001, were selected to evaluate for next yearB.3. Survey and monitoring of arthropod diversity in organically grown
Brinjal
i j and sweet gourd
The abundance and diversity of natural enemies in organic
fields were several folds more than conventional practiced fields.
The per cent reduction of insect pest’s abundance in organic
field was 29.76% over conventional field while per cent
increased abundance of natural enemies in organic field was
77.31% over conventional practiced fields.
Natural enemies decreased significantly in conventional
practiced plot of brinjal and sweet gourd field might be due to
toxic effect of pesticides
pOrganic Seed Production and Preservation
Visitors
at
Research
FielsFarmers visited the Research field as part of motivational tour
Organic village initiation stage
C Networking system related to organic agriculture
C.
Construction of Organic Agriculture Network in Bangladesh held on 27July 2011
The total participant was 45 and 14 papers were presented
Participants
p were
Policy maker, Researchers, Extortionists, Professor, Farmers, NGOs, Environmentalist ,
EntrepreneursName is Proposed Network
Bangladesh Organic Agriculture Network
(BOAN)
Member
Member Member
Member Member
BARI
Coordinator
Member member
Member Member
MemberBOAN Focused on
Capacity Standard and Market
Advocacy buildingg certification etc.
BOAN will also serve as a link body between organic agriculture
stakeholders in Bangladesh and international bodies in organic
agriculture.Mission
•The mission of BOAN is to coordinate and facilitate the
development of sustainable organic agriculture related
activities in Bangladesh.
Vision
• The vision of BOAN is to improve the quality of urban and
rurall livelihoods
li lih d through
h h the
h adoption
d i off organic i agriculture
i l
in Bangladesh.Objective
• To bring all the stakeholder under the same umbrella
• To assist local producers who desire to convert to organic agriculture
• To facilitate the process of setting standards for and certifying local organic production
• To exchange knowledge and experiences of organic farming systems
• To make action plan for the improvement of organic agriculture
• To create scientific data base which can provide information for sharing
• To develop linkage with the international working group
Goal
• Organic standard, certification, labelling etc. for Bangladesh
• Workshop and coordination meeting facilitating informational exchange among researchers,
universities national authorities , development partners, international organizations and NGOs
• Generate, integrate and transfer technology (Training, workshop, field day) on organic farming in
compliance with national standard and IFOAM
• Publication of advanced technology and traditional knowledge in organic farming systems
G t facilities
• Generate f iliti for
f web b based
b d information
i f ti h
exchange
Activities
•Holding of meetings and conferences periodically in all parts of Bangladesh
•Trainingg of all categories
g g
of stakeholders in modern organic farmingg techniques
q
•Certification of organic farms and produce
•Identification of local and international markets for organic produce
•Proffering practical solutions to identified challenges facing the organic agriculture sector
•Coordinating all stakeholders’ activities in organic agriculture nation‐wide
•Maintaining an updated database on stakeholders involved in organic agriculture
•Interact with international bodies on organic agriculture related issues.Organization •20 Person/Individual •35
Development of Country Standard are is
progress in compliance with IFOAM
Standard
A li d ffor IFOAM M
Applied Member
b ship
hiThanks for patience hearing
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