Scaling Gender-Smart Agriculture through Sustainable Finance in the Sahel
A rapid Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) assessment was conducted on 20 agri-food companies supported by the Gender-Smart Accelerator in Senegal. As the Accelerator-technical assistance is implemented, companies are likely to double climate change mitigation and adaptation impacts. Major intervention...
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| author | Costa, Ciniro Derenoncourt, Marie Ena Masika, Daniel Mufti, Samaa Newman, Richard Grosjean, Godefroy |
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| description | A rapid Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) assessment was conducted on 20 agri-food companies supported by the Gender-Smart Accelerator in Senegal. As the Accelerator-technical assistance is implemented, companies are likely to double climate change mitigation and adaptation impacts. Major interventions driving changes are: climate information services (CIS), water and soil management (Adaptation); agroforestry, efficient fertilizers use, and renewable energy (Mitigation); improved ag-practices and food loss reduction (Productivity). Although there have been significant improvements, there are several opportunities to further enhance impacts. This can be achieved following these principles: (1) avoid land-use change; (2) implement soil conservation practices; (3) enhance production diversity; (4) use of improved crop varieties and livestock breeding-feeding; (5) efficient use of water-energy-fertilizer; (7) avoid food-loss; (8) use of renewables; (9) CIS adoption, and (10) promote women-youth participation. This note provides a baseline for comparison and indicates opportunities for enhancing climate resilience and food security through Accelerator-supported companies in Senegal. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1281672025-11-05T11:06:31Z Scaling Gender-Smart Agriculture through Sustainable Finance in the Sahel Costa, Ciniro Derenoncourt, Marie Ena Masika, Daniel Mufti, Samaa Newman, Richard Grosjean, Godefroy climate change climate-smart agriculture gender markets value chains género climate change mitigation scaling up A rapid Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) assessment was conducted on 20 agri-food companies supported by the Gender-Smart Accelerator in Senegal. As the Accelerator-technical assistance is implemented, companies are likely to double climate change mitigation and adaptation impacts. Major interventions driving changes are: climate information services (CIS), water and soil management (Adaptation); agroforestry, efficient fertilizers use, and renewable energy (Mitigation); improved ag-practices and food loss reduction (Productivity). Although there have been significant improvements, there are several opportunities to further enhance impacts. This can be achieved following these principles: (1) avoid land-use change; (2) implement soil conservation practices; (3) enhance production diversity; (4) use of improved crop varieties and livestock breeding-feeding; (5) efficient use of water-energy-fertilizer; (7) avoid food-loss; (8) use of renewables; (9) CIS adoption, and (10) promote women-youth participation. This note provides a baseline for comparison and indicates opportunities for enhancing climate resilience and food security through Accelerator-supported companies in Senegal. 2022-12-30 2023-01-25T08:26:33Z 2023-01-25T08:26:33Z Brief https://hdl.handle.net/10568/128167 en https://hdl.handle.net/10568/125827 Open Access application/pdf CGIAR System Organization Costa, Jr C., Derenoncourt, M., Masika, D., Mufti, S., Newman, R. and Grosjean, G. 2022. Scaling Gender-Smart Agriculture through Sustainable Finance in the Sahel. AICCRA Info Note. Accelerating Impacts of CGIAR Climate Research for Africa (AICCRA). CGIAR Initiative on Climate Resilience. |
| spellingShingle | climate change climate-smart agriculture gender markets value chains género climate change mitigation scaling up Costa, Ciniro Derenoncourt, Marie Ena Masika, Daniel Mufti, Samaa Newman, Richard Grosjean, Godefroy Scaling Gender-Smart Agriculture through Sustainable Finance in the Sahel |
| title | Scaling Gender-Smart Agriculture through Sustainable Finance in the Sahel |
| title_full | Scaling Gender-Smart Agriculture through Sustainable Finance in the Sahel |
| title_fullStr | Scaling Gender-Smart Agriculture through Sustainable Finance in the Sahel |
| title_full_unstemmed | Scaling Gender-Smart Agriculture through Sustainable Finance in the Sahel |
| title_short | Scaling Gender-Smart Agriculture through Sustainable Finance in the Sahel |
| title_sort | scaling gender smart agriculture through sustainable finance in the sahel |
| topic | climate change climate-smart agriculture gender markets value chains género climate change mitigation scaling up |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/128167 |
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