Transcript MASSEY-UNRAM PRESENTATION BY CHRIS ANDERSON

The Unram-Massey
partnership: driving innovation
and capability in NTB
Christopher Anderson
Institute of Agriculture and Environment, Massey University
THE MASSEY STORY
AGRI-FOOD BUSINESS
Opened as an agricultural college
of the University of New Zealand in
March 1928
Became full university in 1963
WORLD LEADING
IN AGRI-FOOD
AGRI-FOOD BUSINESS
Ranked 19th in the world in agriculture
NZ’s only vet school – 50 years old
Global Food Safety Partnership
Global Alliance on Food Security Research
AGRI-FOOD BUSINESS
TAKING THE BEST OF
NEW ZEALAND TO THE
WORLD
AGRI-FOOD BUSINESS
We are proud of our history of
working with famers, scientists and
governments around the world to
share the lessons we have learned
in New Zealand.
FACTS AND FIGURES
• Students 32,449
• Staff 2994
• Campuses Albany,
Manawatu, Wellington
• Farms 2000ha
• Revenue $438.4 million
• Assets $1096 million
*All figures based on December 2013
AGRI-FOOD
• 400 PhD students
• 400 agri-food related papers
• 2000 ha farms in Massey
Agricultural Experiment Station
• 20,000 alumni around the world
• 19th in the world in Agriculture
TEACHING & LEARNING
Massey offers over 400 papers for study
across agriculture, food and agribusiness.
PROGRAMMES AND MAJORS
Bachelors degrees in:
• AgriCommerce
• AgriScience
• Engineering (Hons)
• Food Technology (Hons)
• Veterinary Science
• Veterinary Technology
MAJORS SPECALISING IN
AREAS OF AGRI-FOOD
Bachelor of Science:
• Agricultural Science
• Animal Science
• Biochemistry
Subject areas can all be continued to masters and doctoral level
AGRI-FOOD
MASSEY AGRICULTURE
EXPERIMENT STATION
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No 1 Dairy Farm (142.7 ha)
No 4 Dairy Farm (225.9 ha)
Dairy Cattle Research Unit (40 ha)
Keebles Farm (287.1 ha) sheep and beef research unit
Haurongo Farm (67 ha) sheep and beef research unit
Tuapaka Farm (476 ha) sheep and beef research unit
Riverside Farm (725 ha) sheep and beef research unit
Deer Research Unit (24 ha)
AGRI-FOOD
University of Mataram
• Key university is eastern Indonesia
• Aspires to become an internationally-competitive
research provider by 2025
• Faculty of Agriculture, Animal Science and Food
Technology
• Government directive: NTB is for food and tourism
• Good fit for Massey ‘Pasture to Plate’
• Massey can support Unram’s
aspirations for teaching and research
The Massey-Unram story
Celebrating the success of our
relationship to date
This talk’s equation……..
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Agribusiness in NTB
Prof. Wani
Hadi Utomo
Feb 2010
(eight page report)
Artisanal and small-scale gold mining
2013
Impact
Factor
2.109
Support for the ASGM work
To the Massey-Unram team:
• 2011: International Development Research Facility
grant from NZAid
• 2013: Environmental impact assessment
commissioned by GIZ
• 2013-2015: Three-year research funding from
DGHE
Today this project has Unram collaborating with world-leading
scientists in Germany, Canada, USA, UK, China and now Italy
Capability building
Analytical equipment
People and technical skills
Yusrin Afandi
Amrullah Fiqri
dr. Ardiana Ekawanti
IRC-MEDMIND activities
• Ran two international conferences (2012, 2013)
• Hosted a visit of mining engineering students from the
University of British Columbia (2013)
• Co-ran an ASGM workshop in Jakarta with BPPT (2014)
Indonesian Centre for Artisanal Miners
September 2012
Ideas for Food Technology
• At least one staff PhD running at any one time
working on Indonesia-focussed projects
• A succession of 12-month post-docs for younger
staff who obtained their PhD in Indonesia
• Six-month sabbaticals more established (senior
staff) with PhD working on NZ-focussed projects
• One-month technician visits to learn lab systems
and equipment operation
• Link NZ staff visits to teaching commitments in
Singapore
Bilateral MofU
Executed 25th July 2013
The relationship has had other
champions
• Ibu Made and Pak Komang
• Yulfia
• Pak Galang (Law)
• Pak Rector and the Vice-Rectors
This leads us to today
Market-led agribusiness innovation in Nusa Tenggara Barat.
Creating capability to empower rural economic development
Indonesia private sector
Bank: BTN
DGHE
Value-chain analysis
Massey University
University of Mataram
Government
Activity management
Dr. Chris Anderson
Prof. Taufik Fauzi
Planning
Post harvest systems
Prof. Julian Heyes
Prof. Eko Basuki
Trade & Innovation
Vet/Animal science
Prof. Steve Morris
Dr. Dahlanuddin
Animal Science
Dr. Janet Reid
Dr. Sukartono
Agriculture
Agriculture
NGO
Extension
Project Officers
Agricultural Intervention
Farmer groups
GOAL: Innovation and capability is used to create economic opportunities from sustainable farming in NTB
Themes from field analysis
• Lack of capability in soil, water, crop and cattle
management due to lack of extension expertise
and poor farmer technical knowledge
• Poor choice of crops or crop varieties
• Poor engagement of farmers with the value chain
• Poor farmer access to finance
• Lack of post-harvest systems and technology
Opportunities
• North Lombok farmers to sell fresh produce (fruit
and vegetables) to hotel
• Improve cattle production through integrating the
soy-corn-cattle dryland system
• Build essential capability in natural resource
management within Unram so that they can
‘enhance the existing extension system’
Current state
• Activity proposal is being written
• Final submission end of March
• Pending successful appraisal, activity will begin
mid 2015
• I acknowledge the tireless work of the project team
• And the support of Bupati KLU, Bupati Dompu and
the Rector of Unram
What does this mean for Unram
• Demonstrated partnership with Massey
• Capability development to attain research,
teaching and extension excellence
• Agribusiness leadership within NTB and Indonesia
• Increased international status and ranking
• Massey is committed to working with Unram to
realise these aspirations
In conclusion:
The solution to the equation
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Agribusiness in NTB
is good people
Terima kasih