Beneficiaries with enhanced resilience to climate risks: Spillover from Agri- SME Partnerships
The impact of climate change remains substantial, and addressing it requires enhanced collaborative efforts. Through the promotion and enhancement of access to CIS-CSA, there is a demand for CIS-CSA created to help improve farmers’ resilience. Public and Private Partnerships, thus the Agri-SMEs lead...
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| author | Mahama, Obed Kwaku |
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| description | The impact of climate change remains substantial, and addressing it requires enhanced collaborative efforts. Through the promotion and enhancement of access to CIS-CSA, there is a demand for CIS-CSA created to help improve farmers’ resilience. Public and Private Partnerships, thus the Agri-SMEs lead Accelerator Consortia, were established to sustainably meet the demand created, and in this effort 858,686 farmers have gained direct or indirect access to CIS-CSA innovation, which is improving their resilience to climate change. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1779292025-11-15T02:12:44Z Beneficiaries with enhanced resilience to climate risks: Spillover from Agri- SME Partnerships Mahama, Obed Kwaku climate-smart agriculture-climate smart agriculture scaling up climate services-climate information services The impact of climate change remains substantial, and addressing it requires enhanced collaborative efforts. Through the promotion and enhancement of access to CIS-CSA, there is a demand for CIS-CSA created to help improve farmers’ resilience. Public and Private Partnerships, thus the Agri-SMEs lead Accelerator Consortia, were established to sustainably meet the demand created, and in this effort 858,686 farmers have gained direct or indirect access to CIS-CSA innovation, which is improving their resilience to climate change. 2025-11 2025-11-14T18:55:23Z 2025-11-14T18:55:23Z Infographic https://hdl.handle.net/10568/177929 en Open Access application/pdf Mahama. O.K., 2025. Beneficiaries with enhanced resilience to climate risks: Spillover from Agri- SME Partnerships. AICCRA Brief. Accelerating Impact of CGIAR Climate for Africa (AICCRA). |
| spellingShingle | climate-smart agriculture-climate smart agriculture scaling up climate services-climate information services Mahama, Obed Kwaku Beneficiaries with enhanced resilience to climate risks: Spillover from Agri- SME Partnerships |
| title | Beneficiaries with enhanced resilience to climate risks: Spillover from Agri- SME Partnerships |
| title_full | Beneficiaries with enhanced resilience to climate risks: Spillover from Agri- SME Partnerships |
| title_fullStr | Beneficiaries with enhanced resilience to climate risks: Spillover from Agri- SME Partnerships |
| title_full_unstemmed | Beneficiaries with enhanced resilience to climate risks: Spillover from Agri- SME Partnerships |
| title_short | Beneficiaries with enhanced resilience to climate risks: Spillover from Agri- SME Partnerships |
| title_sort | beneficiaries with enhanced resilience to climate risks spillover from agri sme partnerships |
| topic | climate-smart agriculture-climate smart agriculture scaling up climate services-climate information services |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/177929 |
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