FACCE-JPI 3-year anniversary Date, Paris, October 22nd 2013

1. FACCE-JPI 3-year anniversary Date, Paris, October 22nd 2013 Looking ahead for the next two years: the Implementation Plan (2014-2015) Niels Gøtke Chair of FACCE (DASTI, Denmark)

2. Major achievement FACCE – JPI StrategicResearch Agenda • Launched in December5, 2012 • Based on Scientific Research Agenda • One integrated document • 5 coreresearchthemeswith short-, medium- and long-term actions

3. Latestachievement FACCE – JPI ImplementationPlan Adopted 21 October 2013

4. FACCE – JPI Implementation Plan ALIGNMENT, EXPLORING AND INVESTING • AmbitiousImplementation Plan thataddressesStrategicResearch Agenda and pressing scientific issues • Member States have showntheircommittment and will continue to invest in FACCE • Showing the way for research, innovation, knowledgetranfer, policy - making

5. ACTIONS FOR 2014 ALIGNMENT Knowledge Network: Development of options for sustainable intensification of European crop and livestock systems Knowledge Hub on plant disease epidemiology under climate change, concerning emerging pests and diseases EXPLORING Animal health/animal diseases and GHG mitigation Food safety implications of climate change and climate variability INVESTING ERA-NET Bioeconomy, Sustainable and resilient agriculture; CSA • Integrated and coordinated interface betweengenetics, breeeding, health • Target alsocrop diversification • Link with EIP Agricultural Productivity and Sustainability • Developparticipatoryresearch • Link epidemiological data to modeling • Emergingpests and diseasesunderclimate change

6. ACTIONS FOR 2015 ALIGNEMENT Knowledge Hub. Network of experimental climate change studies on crop and grassland systems. Improving agricultural soil quality Thematic Annual Programming Network EXPLORING Methods for better integrating research on food economics and climate change Better understanding of trade-offs (positive and negative) across ecosystem services at farm level and their economic effects at farm level Overcoming socioeconomic and technological barriers to GHG mitigation in European agri-food chains INVESTING ERA-NET Agricultural greenhouse gas research • Linkingexperiments and models • Create a strong and open data base • Complementexisting initiatives, e.g. ANAEE, MACSUR • Soilis a key resource for sustainable intensification, for adaptation and mitigation • Collaboration foreseenwithe.g., FAO, JRC, etc.

7. Implementation • Each research question responds to the FACCE- JPIStrategicResearchAgenda pressing scientificquestions • Working group for each action to explore: • current status of research • scope • options for linking to existing intitiatives • international participation • Many countries involved in each action

8. FACCE- JPI Future RESEARCH, INNOVATION, POLICY • IPCC Fifth Assessment Report: Highlighting the importance of Climate Change and its effects on agriculture • FACCE – JPI as a global player to respond to research priorities • 2 international calls on-going, ERA-NET on Climate Smart Agriculture • 2 workshops with international initiatives (2012, 2013) • Participation in ESOF 2012, bid for 2014 • Other international meetings • FAO meeting on ecological intensification and agro-ecology • Bioeconomystakeholderconference • Climate Smart Agriculture Conference

9. Thankyou!