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Banana蕉类作物 Cassava木薯 Potato马铃薯 Sweet Potato甘薯 Yam山药Other R&T

其他块根块茎类作物

CIP leads the CGIAR Research Program

on Roots, Tubers and Bananas (RTB)

CIP-CCCAP is the administrative entity that host AsiaBlight since end of 2018.

Role of CIP-CCCAP towards AsiaBlight

• Help facilitate and organize meetings workshops & trainings

• Help coordinate with other countries from the AsiaBlight Network (China,Georgia, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Vietnam, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal etc.)

• Support the development of Asia’s Late Blight community thanks to CIP’s ownnetwork

• Provide and maintain communication/information platform

• Financial quick off

Discussion with more than 100 people in 4 different countries:

What AsiaBlight should be: Who, mission and vision?

• government officials, extension agencies• universities and academy of agriculture of different provinces, • companies (chemical and agroindustry)• Big/small farmers,

“Tailor-made AsiaBlight”

Dingxi, Gansu Province, Aug 23, 2018

Experiment in different potato variety

Shown to the farmer:

does not recognize the disease

Yunnan province, China, may 2019

4 time wrong fungicide spray, wrong time

ENSHI, Hubei province, China

April 11th, 2019

- Lack of information on LB and its management- lower potato yields,- Higher production costs - High soil contamination due to mis-use of fungicides- Safety issues

Who

Are we?

AsiaBlight is a inclusive network of

scientists, companies, farmers and

other stakeholders working on potato

late blight, in Asia, with an integrated

approach.

AsiaBlight Vision

Reduce the negative effect of Late Blight on Asian

crops, in a sustainable way, by improving the

collaboration and communication between all of

Asia’s Late Blight stakeholders.

AsiaBlight MissionBuild a community / Increase capacity training

• Gather LB stakeholders in Asia : International

meetings/workshop

• Promote scientific collaboration between Asian countries,

foster the sharing of information

•Build capacity in Asia on LB, through training

•Help establish dynamic relationships with EuroBlight,

TizonLatino and USABlight

Create communication platform

•WeChat groups, website, newsletter

Research:

•Genotyping, phenotyping of late blight, publish results

•Help monitor fungicide effectiveness

•Forecasting the incidence of the disease: present DSS tools

Bring the network to its financial independence

•Support AsiaBlight’s fundraising efforts

AsiaBlight coordination

https://www.asiablight.org

English and Chinese, more langage to come!Guo Liyun and Wang Xiaodan : CAU Beijing China agriculture UniversityRuofang Zhang : Inner Mongolia UniversityDan Qiu: Chongqing UniversityGuo Mei: Heilongjiang potato research institute and Academy ofagricultural researchHe Wei : SAAS crop research institute (Sichuan)Bai Lin Liu: Northwest A&F UniversityJianping Bai : agronomy college Gansu Agriculture UniversityZhang Bin: Cooperative group of Guizhou province warning and control ofpotato LB

Communication platforms

WeChat group near 50 people in China only: scientists/big farmers/government officials/companies

AsiaBlight

2019

Activities

International MEETING

Local and International

WORKSHOPS

Applied RESEARCH

AsiaBlight logo contest winning ceremonyLogo contest: 800$ + invitation at congress

AsiaBlight

Organization of training workshops

Enshi, Hubei: April 2019

Yanqing, November 2019

Country organized trainings

ex: Vietnam May 22-23,

2019

Laboratory Work in Yanqing 2019-2021

• Analysis of FTA card by 12-plex SSR technique

Genotyping of late blight to better understand the aggressiveness and spread of the

disease in order to built a LB population map in Asia

• Fungicide testing

Rank the different active ingredients in order to advise the farmers how to better determine

which pesticide to use depending on which LB strain, location, and potato variety are they

using.

AsiaBlight

Research program

C I P P R O G R A M C O M M I T T E E

AsiaBlight Corporate Sponsorship

2019-2022

WhyCONTRIBUTE

Reach an international audience

Benefit from exposure

Invite your clients and partners

Show your know-how

Promote your company

Enjoy the network!

How

In kind donation time/service

Financially through a sponsorship

program

Benefits BENEFACTOR Platinum Gold Silver Bronze

Conference

registration

Amounts in RMB each year 500,000 150,000 100,000 50,000 20,000 5,000 / person

Maximum number of sponsors for each level Limited Limited Limited No limits No limits

Discount to 2019 to activities 25% 15% 10% 5%

Number of free attendees to the annual conference 6 3 2 1

Thank-you ceremony at the conference *

Working VIP breakfast with organizers *

Participation in poster jury and its prize announcement *

One-time free efficacy trial for one product *

VIP seats at AsiaBlight’s annual conference 6 2

Free efficacy ranking display on website * *

30 min oral presentations at workshops 2 1

Number of advertisement poster at the conference 2 1

Number of ¼ page article’s on AsiaBlight’s website/year 5 2 1

15 min oral presentation at AsiaBlight’s conference 2 1 1

Booth/stand at conference/workshop * * *

Logo on AsiaBights’s website * * * *

Number of flyers in gift bag at conference/workshop Gift bag with logo, 5

flyers

3 2 1 1

Logo on printed documents conference/workshop Bigger size * * * *

Screen Logo conference / workshop Special screen time * * * *

AsiaBlight CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP SUMMARY

谢谢大家!

Thank You!

The International Potato Center (known by its Spanish acronym CIP) is

a research-for-development organization with a focus on potato, sweetpotato,

and Andean roots and tubers. CIP is dedicated to delivering sustainable

science-based solutions to the pressing world issues of hunger, poverty,

gender equity, climate change and the preservation of our Earth’s fragile

biodiversity and natural resources.

www.cipotato.org

CIP is a member of CGIAR

CGIAR is a global agriculture research partnership for a food secure future. Its

science is carried out by the 15 research centers who are members of the

CGIAR Consortium in collaboration with hundreds of partner organizations.

www.cgiar.org