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Mr. Montol Jeamchareon

AFSIS Project Manager

Office of Agricultural Economics6 February 2012


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Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives (MOAC)14 Departments

Office of the

PermanentSecretary

National Bureau

of AgriculturalCommodity and

Food Standards

Department

of Agriculture

Department

of Livestock

Development

Department

of Fisheries

Agricultural

Land ReformOffice

Land

DevelopmentDepartment

Royal

IrrigationDepartment

Department of

AgriculturalExtension

Department

of Cooperative

Promotion

Department

of Cooperative

Auditing

The Queen Sirikit

Department of

sericulture

Office of

Agricultural

Economics

(OAE)

CAI

AFSIS

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In 2000, there were 840 millionundernourished people

FAO planed to decrease the hungrypeople about 50% in 2015

In 2009, FAO estimated that 1.02billion people are undernourishedworldwide.

Food Security Situation


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9.1 billion worldspopulation (by 2050)Food production will have

to increase by 70 percent tofeed them


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Disaster in 2010: Flood , La Nia, Typoons

Ondoy and Pepeng in Philippines

The global average price

of food in December 2010was 25% higher than in

December 2009 (FAO)Increase of Undernourishment

(> One billion worldwide)


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3. Climate Change2. Global Warming1. Global Food Crisis

In early 2008

Disaster

More than 500 million undernourished

people in ASEAN or about 70% of theworld total


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ASEAN is Association of Southeast

Asian Nations

Established since 8 August 1967 inBangkok, Thailand

10 ASEAN Member States


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To provide assistance to each other

To collaborate more effectively for the greaterutilization of their agriculture and industries

To promote Southeast Asian studies

Objectives To accelerate the economic growth

To promote regional peace and stability To promote active collaboration and mutual

assistance

To maintain close and beneficial cooperation


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ASEAN Sectoral Ministerial Bodies

ASEAN Foreign MinistersMeeting(AMM)

ASEAN Political-

security Community

APTERR

ASEAN Ministers Meeting

on Agriculture andForestry (AMAF)

ASEAN Economic

Ministers Meeting AEM

ASEAN Economic

Community

ASEAN Socio-

cultural Community

etc.

AFSISAFSRB

ASEAN Defence MinistersMeeting(ADMM)

etc.

etc.

ASEAN Ministers

Responsible for

Information AMRI

ASEAN MinistersResponsible for Culture

and Arts AMCAetc.


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Background & Introduction

Food security a long standing agenda bothASEAN community building and external ASEANrelations

Statistics & information tools for policy

development and intervention AFSIS a flag ship project a ground breaking

for long-term food security information system!

Phase I: 2003-2007

Phase II: 2008-2012

Key coverage: information network system, capacitydevelopment (human and institutional), database andwebsite, EWI & ACO reports

One Vision, One Identity, One Community 10


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Background & Introduction

Food security a dynamic and cross-sectoralissue of which their context evolves throughtime.

Food-Fuel-Financial crises

2007/08 Soaring food prices

Extreme climates i.e. flood and drought, naturaldisasters, large-scale pest outbreak

Irregular volatility of food commodity prices

Need for a long-term information system:

In support of monitoring and decision-making tominimize adverse impacts of food crisis and/or foodinsecurity to the region.

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ASEAN Food Security and Information

AIFS Framework and SPA-FS (2009-2013) To embrace food security as a matter of permanent

and high priority policy.

To reinforce existing ASEAN initiatives related foodsecurity, among others AFSIS towards an ASEAN

long-term food security mechanism with fullcooperation of the Plus Three Countries.

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AIFS Framework and SPA-FSGoal: To ensure long-term food security and to improve the livelihoods of

farmers in the ASEAN region.

ASEAN Integrated Food Security (AIFS)

Component 1: Food SecurityEmergency/Shortage Relief

Strategic Thrust 1: Strengthen FoodSecurity Arrangements

Component 2: Sustainable Food TradeDevelopment

Strategic Thrust 2: Promote Conducive FoodMarket and Trade

Component 3: Integrated Food SecurityInformation System

Strategic Thrust 3: Strengthen IntegratedFood Security Information Systems

Component 4: Agri-InnovationStrategic Thrusts 4: Promote Sustainable

Food ProductionStrategic Thrusts 5: Encourage GreaterInvestment in Food and Agro-based IndustryStrategic Thrusts 6: Identify and AddressEmerging Issues Related to Food Security


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AFSIS Supporting/Related Initiatives On-going support from MAFF, Japan

ADB TA supporting ASEAN Plus Three IntegratedFood Security

FAO Food Security Information

Integrated Food Security Information for Decision-Making (FAO-EC)

Developing Capacity for Food Security Professionals(FAO-InWent)

AFSIS and APTERR ???

AFSIS & AFCC ???

ASEAN F d S i I f i


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Overall Objective:

Specific Objectives:To improve

Information systemCapacity of members in providing

information and data analysis

To strengthen food security in theregion

ASEAN Food Security Information

System (AFSIS) Project


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AFSIS Establishment

2003 Endorsed by AMAFF+3

in Vientiane, Lao PDR

2003-2007 Phase I

2008-2012 Phase II


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Financial Supported by

MAFF, Japan

FPM is decision-maker

annual meeting


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2. Development of Early WarningInformation (EWI) Reports

3. Development of Agricultural

Commodity Outlook(ACO) Reports

4. Meetings

Major Activities

185. Improvement of accuracy on statistics

at country level

1. Regional Food Security Database


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6. Trainings

7. Workshop

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8. Mutual Technical Cooperation9. AFSIS Website Development

10. Development of food securityforecasting models


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Expected Output

1. Increased capacities ofmember countries

3. Effective policies & plans

2. Availability of accurate andtimely information

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Output

1. Regional database

3. Increased capacities ofmember countries

2. EWI & ACO Reports

4. Build capacity trust

P bl & R d ti


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Problem & Recommendation

Database & Website

Data Accuracy

Budget Contribution

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Organizational Activities Chart


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AFSIS NC Secretariat

AFSIS NCs

AMS +3

Output

Others organization(ie. FAO, ADB, etc.)

- Analyze data

- Administrative

- Gather data, AFSIS Database Expansion

- Organize Meetings, Workshops and Training

- Intelligence Information- Executive Summary (Policy Brief)

- EWI&ACO Reports

- Food Security Forecasting Model

- Inter - sessional report

- AFSAR

- Upload data to database

- National Center

- Send country reports - Assist in Data Improvement

- Budget Contribution

Food Security Forecasting Model


ASEAN Food Security AnalysisReport (AFSAR)


- Attend meeting (self support)

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- Technical Support

etc.

- Upload data to database

- Send country reports


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