| Summary: | Building on two years of implementation of the Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) monitoring framework in the Climate-Smart Villages of Olopa (Guatemala) and Santa Rita (Honduras), we i) synthetize gender disaggregated results and highlight key insights from the temporal and spatial dynamics observed in farmers’ socio-economic, climate and agricultural related conditions, ii) we examine the potential sociodemographic and socioeconomic variables influencing adoption of CSA practices to identify potential adoption typologies; and iii) assess the gender and age-disaggregated perceived effects of these practices on six outcome indicators: agricultural productivity and income, food access and diversity, climate vulnerability and labor time.
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