Climate smart agriculture: Mitigation and adaptation strategies at the global scale
To address adaptation and mitigation strategies for climate change, researchers in the agricultural field have extended numerous technologies and practices known as climate-smart agriculture (CSA). The CSA has led to an important debate on sustainable development in the agriculture system and climat...
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| author | Azadi, Hossein Siamian, Narges Burkart, Stefan Moghaddam Movahhed, Saghi Goli, Imaneh Dogot, Thomas Lebailly, Philippe Teklemariam, Dereje Astrida, Miceikiené Passel, Steven van |
| author_browse | Astrida, Miceikiené Azadi, Hossein Burkart, Stefan Dogot, Thomas Goli, Imaneh Lebailly, Philippe Moghaddam Movahhed, Saghi Passel, Steven van Siamian, Narges Teklemariam, Dereje |
| author_facet | Azadi, Hossein Siamian, Narges Burkart, Stefan Moghaddam Movahhed, Saghi Goli, Imaneh Dogot, Thomas Lebailly, Philippe Teklemariam, Dereje Astrida, Miceikiené Passel, Steven van |
| author_sort | Azadi, Hossein |
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| description | To address adaptation and mitigation strategies for climate change, researchers in the agricultural field have extended numerous technologies and practices known as climate-smart agriculture (CSA). The CSA has led to an important debate on sustainable development in the agriculture system and climate among the scientific and civil society. However, one of the main challenges is incorporating the effects of climate change into agricultural development planning. For effective adaptation, the set of technologies that the CSA concept comprises requires measures of policies to decrease vulnerability and improve the capacity of producers, especially smallholders. Therefore, the goal of this chapter is to expand and formalize the CSA conceptual framework by relying on the theory and concepts of global adaptation and mitigation strategies. Overall, the chapter provides some evidence of good practices and innovative strategies of upgrading the CSA approach to mitigation and adaptation strategies through development agencies and civil society, research and academia, etc. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1251652024-01-17T12:58:34Z Climate smart agriculture: Mitigation and adaptation strategies at the global scale Azadi, Hossein Siamian, Narges Burkart, Stefan Moghaddam Movahhed, Saghi Goli, Imaneh Dogot, Thomas Lebailly, Philippe Teklemariam, Dereje Astrida, Miceikiené Passel, Steven van climate change climate-smart agriculture resource management food security resilience sustainability cambio climático agricultura climáticamente inteligente ordenación de recursos seguridad alimentaria To address adaptation and mitigation strategies for climate change, researchers in the agricultural field have extended numerous technologies and practices known as climate-smart agriculture (CSA). The CSA has led to an important debate on sustainable development in the agriculture system and climate among the scientific and civil society. However, one of the main challenges is incorporating the effects of climate change into agricultural development planning. For effective adaptation, the set of technologies that the CSA concept comprises requires measures of policies to decrease vulnerability and improve the capacity of producers, especially smallholders. Therefore, the goal of this chapter is to expand and formalize the CSA conceptual framework by relying on the theory and concepts of global adaptation and mitigation strategies. Overall, the chapter provides some evidence of good practices and innovative strategies of upgrading the CSA approach to mitigation and adaptation strategies through development agencies and civil society, research and academia, etc. 2022 2022-10-25T12:06:38Z 2022-10-25T12:06:38Z Book Chapter https://hdl.handle.net/10568/125165 en Limited Access Springer Azadi, H.; Siamian, N.; Burkart, S.; Moghaddam, S.M.; Goli, I.; Dogot, T.; Lebailly, P.; Teklemariam, D.; Astrida, M.; Van Passel, S. (2022). Climate smart agriculture: Mitigation and adaptation strategies at the global scale. In: Coromaldi, M., Auci, S. (eds) Climate-Induced Innovation: Mitigation and adaptation to climate change. Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan. pp. 81-140. ISBN: 978-3031013300 |
| spellingShingle | climate change climate-smart agriculture resource management food security resilience sustainability cambio climático agricultura climáticamente inteligente ordenación de recursos seguridad alimentaria Azadi, Hossein Siamian, Narges Burkart, Stefan Moghaddam Movahhed, Saghi Goli, Imaneh Dogot, Thomas Lebailly, Philippe Teklemariam, Dereje Astrida, Miceikiené Passel, Steven van Climate smart agriculture: Mitigation and adaptation strategies at the global scale |
| title | Climate smart agriculture: Mitigation and adaptation strategies at the global scale |
| title_full | Climate smart agriculture: Mitigation and adaptation strategies at the global scale |
| title_fullStr | Climate smart agriculture: Mitigation and adaptation strategies at the global scale |
| title_full_unstemmed | Climate smart agriculture: Mitigation and adaptation strategies at the global scale |
| title_short | Climate smart agriculture: Mitigation and adaptation strategies at the global scale |
| title_sort | climate smart agriculture mitigation and adaptation strategies at the global scale |
| topic | climate change climate-smart agriculture resource management food security resilience sustainability cambio climático agricultura climáticamente inteligente ordenación de recursos seguridad alimentaria |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/125165 |
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