Overcoming the risk of inaction from emissions uncertainty in smallholder agriculture

The potential for improving productivity and increasing the resilience of smallholder agriculture, while also contributing to climate change mitigation, has recently received considerable political attention (Beddington et al 2012). Financial support for improving smallholder agriculture could come...

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Main Authors: Berry, N.J., Ryan CM
Format: Journal Article
Language:Inglés
Published: IOP Publishing 2013
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/52071
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description The potential for improving productivity and increasing the resilience of smallholder agriculture, while also contributing to climate change mitigation, has recently received considerable political attention (Beddington et al 2012). Financial support for improving smallholder agriculture could come from performance-based funding including sale of carbon credits or certified commodities, payments for ecosystem services, and nationally appropriate mitigation action (NAMA) budgets, as well as more traditional sources of development and environment finance. Monitoring the greenhouse gas fluxes associated with changes to agricultural practice is needed for performance-based mitigation funding, and efforts are underway to develop tools to quantify mitigation achieved and assess trade-offs and synergies between mitigation and other livelihood and environmental priorities (Olander 2012).
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spelling CGSpace520712024-05-01T08:15:57Z Overcoming the risk of inaction from emissions uncertainty in smallholder agriculture Berry, N.J. Ryan CM climate agriculture greenhouse gases smallholders monitoring The potential for improving productivity and increasing the resilience of smallholder agriculture, while also contributing to climate change mitigation, has recently received considerable political attention (Beddington et al 2012). Financial support for improving smallholder agriculture could come from performance-based funding including sale of carbon credits or certified commodities, payments for ecosystem services, and nationally appropriate mitigation action (NAMA) budgets, as well as more traditional sources of development and environment finance. Monitoring the greenhouse gas fluxes associated with changes to agricultural practice is needed for performance-based mitigation funding, and efforts are underway to develop tools to quantify mitigation achieved and assess trade-offs and synergies between mitigation and other livelihood and environmental priorities (Olander 2012). 2013-03-01 2014-12-16T06:37:30Z 2014-12-16T06:37:30Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/52071 en Open Access IOP Publishing Berry NJ, Ryan CM. 2013. Overcoming the risk of inaction from emissions uncertainty in smallholder agriculture. Environmental Research Letters 8: 011003.
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agriculture
greenhouse gases
smallholders
monitoring
Berry, N.J.
Ryan CM
Overcoming the risk of inaction from emissions uncertainty in smallholder agriculture
title Overcoming the risk of inaction from emissions uncertainty in smallholder agriculture
title_full Overcoming the risk of inaction from emissions uncertainty in smallholder agriculture
title_fullStr Overcoming the risk of inaction from emissions uncertainty in smallholder agriculture
title_full_unstemmed Overcoming the risk of inaction from emissions uncertainty in smallholder agriculture
title_short Overcoming the risk of inaction from emissions uncertainty in smallholder agriculture
title_sort overcoming the risk of inaction from emissions uncertainty in smallholder agriculture
topic climate
agriculture
greenhouse gases
smallholders
monitoring
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/52071
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