37,000 smallholders implementing low emissions agriculture resulting in 1 Mt CO2e verified mitigation in East Africa
In Kenya and Uganda, 37,000 thousand smallholders implemented low-emission agriculture as a result of CCAFS participatory action research on institutional self-sufficiency in carbon projects. In 2014, Vi-Agroforestry, ECOTRUST, and EcoAgriculture Partners developed guidance for projects to design, i...
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2019
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/121753 |
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