2022.11.21(Mon) DAY 1

Session 1. 분쟁

• Moderator

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  장현식 Hyun-sik Chang, 이화여자대학교 겸임교수 Adjunct Professor, Ewha Woman’s University

• Speaker

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  Summary
  [주제: 분쟁으로 인한 푸드시스템 현황 및 식량안보 위협에 대한 IFAD 대응 Conflict-induced Food System Status & IFAD Response to Food Security Threats]

  Abdelkarim Sma, Lead Regional Economist, Asia and the Pacific Division
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  Summary
  [주제: 글로벌 식량안보 위기 관련 WFP 대응 및 한국과의 협력 방안 WFP Response to Global Food Security Crisis & Measures to Cooperate with Korea]

  Brian Lander, Deputy director of emergencies
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  Summary
  [주제: 글로벌 식량안보 위기 관련 IFAD 대응 및 한국과의 협력 방안 IFAD Response to Global Food Security Crisis & Measures to Cooperate with ROK]

  Tamar Nicodeme, Regional Coordinator, Asia and the Pacific Division

  The presentation will provide an overview of the food security risks in the Pacific, key actions required to strengthen food systems in the Pacific, delving into some potentially successful and replicable models, as a basis for proposed actions under international cooperation, particularly with the Republic of Korea.

• Panel

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  송양훈 Yang Hoon Song, 충북대학교농업경제학과교수, 한국국제협력단이사(비상임) Professor, Department of Agricultural Economics, Chungbuk National University & Non-executive Director of Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA)
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  조정명 Jung-Myung Cho, 한국국제협력단 다자협력인도지원실장 Head of Department of Multilateral Cooperation and Humanitarian Assistance, Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA)
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  허 장 Jang Heo, 한국농촌경제연구원 국제농업개발협력센터 명예선임연구위원 Research Director Emeritus, Center for International Partnership

Session 2. 기후변화

• Moderator

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  최진용 Jin-Yong Choi, 서울대학교 조경지역시스템공학부 교수 Professor, Department of Landscape Architecture and Rural Systems Engineering, Seoul National University

• Speaker

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  Summary
  [주제: 우즈베키스탄의 녹색 성장을 위한 토양 테스트 현대화 (Modernizing soil testing for green growth in Uzbekistan)]

  Sergiy Zorya, WB 유럽 및 중부지역(ECA) 수석 농경제학자

  Uzbekistan is undergoing transition from state-led to market economy, with recent attention to make this transition green. Agriculture is a large part of the economy and is highly exposed to the impact of climate change. Improving soil fertility management is one of key priorities for supporting climate change adaptation and mitigation, but getting it moving in Uzbekistan requires an overhaul of the previous approaches, which focused on controlling what farmers do, and agricultural public institutions on soil testing, soil information systems, and research and advisory services. This overhaul has started in 2020, following the approval of the Strategy for Agriculture Development 2020-2030. The World Bank supports Uzbek Ministry of Agriculture in strengthening its relevant institutions, including through the Agriculture Modernization Project and technical assistance financed by Korean Green Growth Trust Fund. The presentation will describe recent developments and challenges to create an integrated system for soil testing and soil management in Uzbekistan and how the partnership with Korea’s Rural Development Administration supports this process.
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  Summary
  [주제: 농업생산성 변화에 따른 농업 거버넌스 구축 및 실행 (Establishment and implementation of agricultural governance according to changes in agricultural productivity)]

  Aaron Drayer, GGGI Head of Partnership

  In many developing countries, smallholder farmers and families are key actors in the agricultural economy, but are often ignored or minimally addressed in public policy and budgeting. The presentation will focus on 3 ways in which governments can ensure to include key actors who have agriculture and agroforestry-based livelihoods.
  
  The presentation will focus on three aspects of government role: (a) development of adequate policy that appropriately incorporates smallholder, medium and commercial actors (b) development of parameters in agricultural incentive programs at the national and subnational levels to ensure effective inclusion of smallholder actors for both improved agricultural practices and the recognition of other land uses such as agroforestry to incentivize best practice adoption, (c) design of public budgets to ensure inclusion of smallholder programs that are often excluded from national and subnational budget structures.
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  Summary
  [주제: 기후변화에 대응하는 농업비즈니스 모델제시 (농업생산기반시설을 중심으로) (Proposal of agricultural business models in response to climate change (with a focus on agricultural production infrastructure))]

  Malle Fofana, GGGI 아프리카 담당이사

• Panel

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  홍은미 Eun-Mi Hong, 강원대학교 에코환경과학전공 교수 Professor, Department of Environmental Science, Gangwon National University
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  조재필 Jae-Pil Cho, 유역관리융합연구소 (IWMI) 소장
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  남원호, 한경대학교 사회안전시스템공학부 교수 (Won-Ho Nam, Professor, Department of Social Safety and Systems Engineering, Hankyong National University)