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This medical PowerPoint presentation talks about the International Year of Millets (IYOM) 2023, a United Nations initiative to raise awareness about the nutritional and environmental benefits of millets and promote their cultivation, consumption, and trade. Millets are a group of small-seeded grasses that have been cultivated for thousands of years in many parts of the world, including Asia, Africa, and South America.

The IYOM 2023 aims to highlight the role of millets in addressing global challenges such as food insecurity, malnutrition, climate change, and biodiversity loss. The campaign also aims to promote the conservation of millet genetic diversity and support the livelihoods of smallholder farmers who grow them.

The IYOM 2023 will involve a series of events, campaigns, and activities organized by the UN, national governments, civil society organizations, and the private sector. These include conferences, workshops, exhibitions, social media campaigns, policy dialogues, and research initiatives.

The IYOM 2023 is expected to contribute to the achievement of several Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including SDG 1 (No Poverty), SDG 2 (Zero Hunger), SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being), SDG 5 (Gender Equality), SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production), and SDG 13 (Climate Action).

Overall, the International Year of Millets 2023 is a significant global initiative that aims to promote sustainable agriculture, food security, and healthy diets while preserving the planets natural resources.

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International Year Of Millets (IYOM) 2023
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International Year Of Millets (IYOM) 2023 “Resolution adopted by the UN General Assembly on 3 March 2021 decided to declare 2023 as the International Year of Millets.”
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MILLET : THE NUTRI-CEREALS Millets are collective group of small seeded annual grasses that are grown as grain crops, primarily on marginal land in dry areas of temperate, sub tropical and tropical regions. Earliest evidence found in Indus civilization : 3000 BC. Ancient food grains first plants domesticated for food. Grown in 131 countries. Millets traditional food for 59 crore people in Asia & Africa. NUTRI-CEREALS
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Americas Area under Millets Cultivation: 53 lakh Ha Production: 193 lakh ton Africa Area under Millets Cultivation: 489 lakh Ha Production: 423 lakh ton Asia Area under Millets Cultivation: 162 lakh Ha Production: 215 lakh ton Europe Area under Millets Cultivation: 8 lakh Ha Production: 20 lakh ton Australia & New Zealand Area under Millets Cultivation: 6 lakh Ha Production: 12 lakh ton GLOBAL SCENARIO Source: FAOSTAT 2021
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INDIA SCENARIO Source: Directorate of Economics & Statistics, DA&FW Uttar Pradesh Top 5 Millet Producing States in India Karnataka Maharashtra Haryana Rajasthan India produces 80% of Asia’s & 20% of global production Global average yield: 1229 kg/ha, India (1239 kg/ha)
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QUINQUENNIAL MEAN AREA, PRODUCTION & YIELD OF MILLETS IN INDIA Green Revolution period Before Green Revolution Up to 1965-70: Millets- 20% of total food grain basket, now only 6% dominated by rice & wheat. Area decreased (56% ), productivity has increased (228%) High adoption of high yielding varieties/ hybrids
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SEVEN SUTRAs : THEMES Enhancement of Production and Productivity Nutrition and Health Benefits Value Addition, Processing and Recipe Development Awareness Creation Entrepreneurship, Startup and Collective Development International Outreach Policy Intervention
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INVESTMENT IN MILLET ECOSYSTEM “Investing in the Millet ecosystem provides an opportunity to the investors to create an impact on society and the environment while leveraging the ever increasing demand for nutritious food and to cater to the food security challenges.” Increasing acceptance towards healthy and nutritious food. Trends like gluten-free, low GI, high-fibre are on the rise. Relative water requirement of various crops (in mm of rainfall) is as below (Source: ICAR, IIMR) Finger Millet: 350 mm Sorghum: 400 mm Maize: 500mm Wheat: 650 mm Rice: 1250 mm Millets require the lowest amount of water as compared to the other cereal crops and hence are the future to ensure sustainable supply of grains. Investments in Millet ecosystem will impact small and marginal farmers in India.
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MILLETS STARTUP ECOSYSTEM Over 500 Start-ups in millet value chain Indian Institute on Millet Research (IIMR), under RKVY-RAFTAAR, has incubated 250 start-ups INR 6.2 crores disbursed to over 66 startups with additional of 20-25 startups approved for further funding Startups spread across the entire value chain of millets- Primary Processing, RTE, RTC like Breakfast Cereals, Millet Coffee, Pizza Flours, Porridge, Flakes, Puff etc
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ROLE OF INDIAN EMBASSY Facilitating dialogues between key players and investors in target countries to enhance trade of Millets G2G engagements to collaborate on food security agreements and MoUs Conducting Millet based food festival to promote the products made of Millets
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ANNEXURES
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ENHANCEMENT OF PRODUCTION & PRODUCTIVITY National Food Security Mission to be renamed as National Food Security & Nutrition Mission –nutri cereals included in all districts Strengthening quality seed chain : Fully Support Breeder Seed Support Foundation and Certified Seeds Encourage PPP mode Seed Hubs Frontline technology demonstrations/ cluster demonstrations. Demand creation through awareness and increase in consumption. Crop Diversification focus in favour of millets. Increased Procurement and Distribution.
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NUTRITIONAL & HEALTH BENEFITS
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VALUE ADDITION, PROCESSING & RECIPE DEVELOPMENT Value Addition: Strengthening of 3 Centres of Excellence with advanced infrastructure. Helping Start-ups with technical backstopping. Processing: Development of primary processing clusters at Farm Gate. MoFPI included Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for millet products. Task force for bringing all processors, stakeholders under one umbrella (Corporate Led). Recipe Development : R&D on traditional/contemporary millets recipes by IIMR, CFTRI & National Institute of Food Technology, Entrepreneurship and Management( NIFTEM) with higher shelf life with proper packaging & branding & ready to use products. Development of recipes, books & online modules through chef’s & hotel management schools.
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International Conferences In India Production & Productivity- Launch Event Global Chefs/ Nutritionists Global Processors, Farm Equipment, Value Addition Technologies Products. Other worldwide - Conferences for 2023 : South- South Cooperation- Addis Ababa, ICRISAT & DA&FW. Commercial outreach: Europe (Anuga Food Fair, Germany) USA –( Kansas, Summer Fancy Food Show) Participation in Global millet conventions/workshops/Fairs/Exhibitions. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES
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INTERNATIONAL OUTREACH Global promotion- (FAO) Action Plan for IYoM 2023 Global Conference/Symposium on Millets, Study on Millet genetics Global case studies Global Recipes Project International Exhibition/ Art work on Millets. Indian diaspora involvement for food festivals. All embassies to serves millets. Engage the UN bodies such as World Food Programme, IFAD & institutional donors. Involvement of famous cuisine shows such as Masterchef. International food influencers as brand ambassadors. International airlines to serve millet products.
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LAUNCH DAY EVENT IN JANUARY 2023
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DOMESTIC OUTREACH
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ACTIVITIES BY THE STATES
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MASS AWARENESS
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Contd… MASS AWARENESS