Key informant analysis for climate smart agriculture practices in Tra Hat Village, Vietnam
This paper presents the results of key informant interviews conducted in Tra Hat Climate-Smart Village (CSV) in Vietnam. The interviews aimed to further assess the climate-smart agriculture (CSA) practices that farmers wanted to adopt on their farms, as well as the factors and barriers for adoption....
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| author | Ngo Dang Phong Le Minh Duong Tran Nhat Lam Duyen Wassmann, Reiner Sander, Björn Ole |
| author_browse | Le Minh Duong Ngo Dang Phong Sander, Björn Ole Tran Nhat Lam Duyen Wassmann, Reiner |
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| description | This paper presents the results of key informant interviews conducted in Tra Hat Climate-Smart Village (CSV) in Vietnam. The interviews aimed to further assess the climate-smart agriculture (CSA) practices that farmers wanted to adopt on their farms, as well as the factors and barriers for adoption. Results of the household surveys conducted in Tra Hat CSV were considered on this paper as well. Altogether, the results of the interviews and surveys would serve as a guide to implement the prioritized CSA practices and out-scale them in Bac Lieu Province. Majority of key informants stated that rice production must be prioritized because it is the main livelihood of farmers in Tra Hat CSV. Rice production could be complemented with animal husbandry, provided that its market is stable and the focus points on sanitation treatment. Home gardens emerged as another CSA practice that farmers preferred on their farms. Farmers considered economic and environmental benefits for prioritizing these CSA practices. In contrast, farmers did not prioritize leaf color charts and salt-tolerant rice varieties for their perceived unsuitability in their village. In terms of CSA technologies, farmers expressed their willingness to undergo trainings and attend demonstration trials to learn them. The technologies and practices prioritized by the farmers can be integrated into a CSA portfolio to foster farmer uptake and adoption. Participation of local government authorities, farmer cooperatives, and the private sector could then boost the portfolio’s scaling potential. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1038142024-01-23T12:03:25Z Key informant analysis for climate smart agriculture practices in Tra Hat Village, Vietnam Ngo Dang Phong Le Minh Duong Tran Nhat Lam Duyen Wassmann, Reiner Sander, Björn Ole climate change agriculture food security climate-smart agriculture farmers rice This paper presents the results of key informant interviews conducted in Tra Hat Climate-Smart Village (CSV) in Vietnam. The interviews aimed to further assess the climate-smart agriculture (CSA) practices that farmers wanted to adopt on their farms, as well as the factors and barriers for adoption. Results of the household surveys conducted in Tra Hat CSV were considered on this paper as well. Altogether, the results of the interviews and surveys would serve as a guide to implement the prioritized CSA practices and out-scale them in Bac Lieu Province. Majority of key informants stated that rice production must be prioritized because it is the main livelihood of farmers in Tra Hat CSV. Rice production could be complemented with animal husbandry, provided that its market is stable and the focus points on sanitation treatment. Home gardens emerged as another CSA practice that farmers preferred on their farms. Farmers considered economic and environmental benefits for prioritizing these CSA practices. In contrast, farmers did not prioritize leaf color charts and salt-tolerant rice varieties for their perceived unsuitability in their village. In terms of CSA technologies, farmers expressed their willingness to undergo trainings and attend demonstration trials to learn them. The technologies and practices prioritized by the farmers can be integrated into a CSA portfolio to foster farmer uptake and adoption. Participation of local government authorities, farmer cooperatives, and the private sector could then boost the portfolio’s scaling potential. 2019-10-02 2019-10-02T13:10:33Z 2019-10-02T13:10:33Z Working Paper https://hdl.handle.net/10568/103814 en Open Access application/pdf Ngo DP, Le MD, Tran NLD, Wassmann R, Sander BO. 2019. Key informant analysis for climate smart agriculture practices in Tra Hat Village, Vietnam. CCAFS Working Paper No. 280. Wageningen, the Netherlands: CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS). |
| spellingShingle | climate change agriculture food security climate-smart agriculture farmers rice Ngo Dang Phong Le Minh Duong Tran Nhat Lam Duyen Wassmann, Reiner Sander, Björn Ole Key informant analysis for climate smart agriculture practices in Tra Hat Village, Vietnam |
| title | Key informant analysis for climate smart agriculture practices in Tra Hat Village, Vietnam |
| title_full | Key informant analysis for climate smart agriculture practices in Tra Hat Village, Vietnam |
| title_fullStr | Key informant analysis for climate smart agriculture practices in Tra Hat Village, Vietnam |
| title_full_unstemmed | Key informant analysis for climate smart agriculture practices in Tra Hat Village, Vietnam |
| title_short | Key informant analysis for climate smart agriculture practices in Tra Hat Village, Vietnam |
| title_sort | key informant analysis for climate smart agriculture practices in tra hat village vietnam |
| topic | climate change agriculture food security climate-smart agriculture farmers rice |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/103814 |
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