Project events
This project also aims to develop the skills and autonomy of junior researchers, and promote scientific cohesion and transfer of knowledge through training and workshop activities
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RUBIS Project Kick-Off Meeting
The digital Kick-Off Meeting of the RUBIS Project was held on 11 January 2021-
The RUBIS Project is the fruit of a long-term French-Indonesian collaboration. Today, the natural rubber socioeconomic and environmental issues question our research practices and directions, which have a slight impact on rubber cultivation. In that respect, our previous scientific consortium was expanded with socio-economy, agronomy, and agroforestry disciplines with scientists from.
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The RUBIS project is a project that supports the rubber development program in the long term. This activity is an initiative activity in a participatory scheme for a resilient rubber cultivation system for smallholders in the context of global change. Programs include repeating scientific questions and agricultural-based solutions to respond to rapidly changing socio-economic and environmental constraints. Also, the capitalisation of multidisciplinary and participatory studies is carried out to be useful for the application of on-farm evaluation trials. Ultimately, the feedback from in-farm evaluation trials should lead to adjustments for better system robustness.
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The objective: WP 1 is aimed to identify the representative of stakeholders and their typology in Indonesia as well as socioeconomics constraints and stakeholders’ demand. This statement should lead to a co-construction of solutions for resilient rubber-based cropping systems in Indonesia in a context of socioeconomics and environmental pressures.
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The objective: Classes the rubber clones according to the agronomic and physiologic capacities in order to facilitate the selection of material for further on-farm large-scale
trials. The traits will be selected for matching with the cropping systems identified by stakeholders (WP1) and with a possible tolerance to predicted environmental constraints (WP2). -
The objective: Integrate project data and information from WP1, WP2, and WP3, design both planting packages, experimental network and tools for further establishment and monitoring of on-farm trials, the proposal for funding on-farm trials, and identify new research questions for a new research proposal.
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First RUBIS Multistakholders Workshop 2022
First RUBIS Multistakholders Workshop 2022 aims at identifying Challenges and Opportunities for Sustainable Natural Rubber Production in a Fast-Changing Socio-Economic and Climate Conditions in Indonesia, as well as Resolution Tracks for a Better Future of Natural Rubber Industry -
Second RUBIS Multi-stakeholder Workshop 2023.
Designing solutions for resilient rubber cultivation systems for smallholders in a context of climate change.
Identification of issues and solutions in the natural rubber value chain and development of terms of reference for sustainable adaptive technical packages for rubber smallholders -
The Third RUBIS Multi-Stakeholder Workshop (MSHW3) was organized by UGM in Yogyakarta from November 28 to 30, 2023. This workshop is the last of a series of workshops involving actors of the natural rubber sector. The workshop gathered scientists and representatives of stakeholders in the aim of designing adaptive technical packages for a sustainable rubber and food production by smallholders in a context of climate change. The workshop was organized around four main sessions: (1) Objectification of issues and solutions identified by MSHW2 participants at the level of the value chain to complete the terms of reference; (2) Identification of adaptive technical packages for smallholders; (3) Co-design of adaptive technical packages for rubber smallholders based on terms of reference written by stakeholders; (4) Setting up an experimental design for adaptation trials. -
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The RUBIS International Workshop on the Resilience of Rubber-based Agroforestry Systems in the Context of Global Change aims to bring together the main scientific actors in order to deliver a complete inventory of all rubber-based agroforestry system (RAS) studies and to establish both a typology of these systems and new directions to make RAS more efficient and resilient to global changes.
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International & National Workshops (archives)
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