Seed Accelerator Meet 2.0

The Seed Accelerator Meet 2025, convened by the IRRI South Asia Hub, served as a dynamic platform to deepen strategic collaborations and drive innovation across rice breeding and seed systems in India. Against the backdrop of growing climate variability and shifting market preferences, the workshop...

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Autores principales: Nayak, Swati, Hossain, Mosharaf, Mohapatra, Subhasmita, Tyagi, Neeraj Kumar, Nath, Anirban, Singh, Vikas Kumar, Shukla, Sarvesh, Rout, Dillip Kumar, Venkateshwarlu, Challa, Mall, Ashish, Tiwari, Ankita, Valenzuela, Myrtel Anne, Prashant, V
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Publicado: International Rice Research Institute 2025
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/176507
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author Nayak, Swati
Hossain, Mosharaf
Mohapatra, Subhasmita
Tyagi, Neeraj Kumar
Nath, Anirban
Singh, Vikas Kumar
Shukla, Sarvesh
Rout, Dillip Kumar
Nath, Anirban
Venkateshwarlu, Challa
Mall, Ashish
Tiwari, Ankita
Valenzuela, Myrtel Anne
Prashant, V
author_browse Hossain, Mosharaf
Mall, Ashish
Mohapatra, Subhasmita
Nath, Anirban
Nayak, Swati
Prashant, V
Rout, Dillip Kumar
Shukla, Sarvesh
Singh, Vikas Kumar
Tiwari, Ankita
Tyagi, Neeraj Kumar
Valenzuela, Myrtel Anne
Venkateshwarlu, Challa
author_facet Nayak, Swati
Hossain, Mosharaf
Mohapatra, Subhasmita
Tyagi, Neeraj Kumar
Nath, Anirban
Singh, Vikas Kumar
Shukla, Sarvesh
Rout, Dillip Kumar
Nath, Anirban
Venkateshwarlu, Challa
Mall, Ashish
Tiwari, Ankita
Valenzuela, Myrtel Anne
Prashant, V
author_sort Nayak, Swati
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description The Seed Accelerator Meet 2025, convened by the IRRI South Asia Hub, served as a dynamic platform to deepen strategic collaborations and drive innovation across rice breeding and seed systems in India. Against the backdrop of growing climate variability and shifting market preferences, the workshop brought together a diverse coalition of stakeholders committed to transforming the rice seed landscape through accelerated varietal turnover and inclusive seed delivery models. The workshop centered on IRRI’s One Rice Breeding and Seed System Strategy, co- developed with NARES, which prioritizes demand-driven, market-segment-based product development, on-farm validation, and coordinated scaling efforts. Discussions focused on bridging persistent gaps in varietal adoption and improving the accessibility of high- performing, climate-resilient, and market-preferred rice varieties for farmers across India. Participants from ICAR-ATARIs, state seed corporations, private seed enterprises, and farmer producer organizations converged to: Strategize on pathways to replace outdated rice varieties with superior alternatives; Strengthen forward linkages between breeders, seed agencies, and market actors; Share evidence and tools for varietal positioning and impact tracking; Explore collaborative models for ensuring that high-quality seeds reach diverse farming communities; and Address systemic bottlenecks hindering seed system responsiveness and efficiency. Special emphasis was placed on harnessing multi-stakeholder networks and data-driven decision-making to guide product selection, positioning, and adoption. The workshop also facilitated cross-learning among seed system accelerators, promoting synergy between public and private sector actors to ensure that farmers can access seeds that are both agronomically suitable and commercially viable. By reinforcing partnerships and aligning efforts across the value chain, the Seed Accelerator Meet 2025 set a renewed agenda for inclusive and sustainable seed system transformation. It reaffirmed the essential role of collaborative platforms in fostering innovation, equity, and resilience in rice production systems, ultimately contributing to enhanced food security, farm profitability, and rural livelihoods.
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spelling CGSpace1765072025-11-06T17:25:09Z Seed Accelerator Meet 2.0 Nayak, Swati Hossain, Mosharaf Mohapatra, Subhasmita Tyagi, Neeraj Kumar Nath, Anirban Singh, Vikas Kumar Shukla, Sarvesh Rout, Dillip Kumar Nath, Anirban Venkateshwarlu, Challa Mall, Ashish Tiwari, Ankita Valenzuela, Myrtel Anne Prashant, V seeds plant breeding innovation adoption food security equity production systems resilience The Seed Accelerator Meet 2025, convened by the IRRI South Asia Hub, served as a dynamic platform to deepen strategic collaborations and drive innovation across rice breeding and seed systems in India. Against the backdrop of growing climate variability and shifting market preferences, the workshop brought together a diverse coalition of stakeholders committed to transforming the rice seed landscape through accelerated varietal turnover and inclusive seed delivery models. The workshop centered on IRRI’s One Rice Breeding and Seed System Strategy, co- developed with NARES, which prioritizes demand-driven, market-segment-based product development, on-farm validation, and coordinated scaling efforts. Discussions focused on bridging persistent gaps in varietal adoption and improving the accessibility of high- performing, climate-resilient, and market-preferred rice varieties for farmers across India. Participants from ICAR-ATARIs, state seed corporations, private seed enterprises, and farmer producer organizations converged to: Strategize on pathways to replace outdated rice varieties with superior alternatives; Strengthen forward linkages between breeders, seed agencies, and market actors; Share evidence and tools for varietal positioning and impact tracking; Explore collaborative models for ensuring that high-quality seeds reach diverse farming communities; and Address systemic bottlenecks hindering seed system responsiveness and efficiency. Special emphasis was placed on harnessing multi-stakeholder networks and data-driven decision-making to guide product selection, positioning, and adoption. The workshop also facilitated cross-learning among seed system accelerators, promoting synergy between public and private sector actors to ensure that farmers can access seeds that are both agronomically suitable and commercially viable. By reinforcing partnerships and aligning efforts across the value chain, the Seed Accelerator Meet 2025 set a renewed agenda for inclusive and sustainable seed system transformation. It reaffirmed the essential role of collaborative platforms in fostering innovation, equity, and resilience in rice production systems, ultimately contributing to enhanced food security, farm profitability, and rural livelihoods. 2025-05-01 2025-09-16T13:32:35Z 2025-09-16T13:32:35Z Report https://hdl.handle.net/10568/176507 en Open Access application/pdf International Rice Research Institute Nayak, Swati, Mosharaf Hossain, Subhasmita Mohapatra, Neeraj Kumar Tyagi, Anirban Nath, Vikas Kumar Singh, Sarvesh Shukla, Dillip Kumar Rout, Girija Prasad Swain, Challa Venkateshwarlu, Ashish Mall; Ankita Tiwari, Myrtel Anne Valenzuela, V Prashant (2025). Seed Accelerator Meet 2.0. Workshop Report, International Rice Research Institute, ICRISAT campus, Hyderabad, India. 34 p.
spellingShingle seeds
plant breeding
innovation adoption
food security
equity
production systems
resilience
Nayak, Swati
Hossain, Mosharaf
Mohapatra, Subhasmita
Tyagi, Neeraj Kumar
Nath, Anirban
Singh, Vikas Kumar
Shukla, Sarvesh
Rout, Dillip Kumar
Nath, Anirban
Venkateshwarlu, Challa
Mall, Ashish
Tiwari, Ankita
Valenzuela, Myrtel Anne
Prashant, V
Seed Accelerator Meet 2.0
title Seed Accelerator Meet 2.0
title_full Seed Accelerator Meet 2.0
title_fullStr Seed Accelerator Meet 2.0
title_full_unstemmed Seed Accelerator Meet 2.0
title_short Seed Accelerator Meet 2.0
title_sort seed accelerator meet 2 0
topic seeds
plant breeding
innovation adoption
food security
equity
production systems
resilience
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/176507
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