Sustainable Scaling of Climate Smart Agricultural Technologies and Practices in Africa: The Case of Kenya, Nigeria and Malawi

Austin T. Phiri, Sarah Edewor, Charimbu Miriam Karwitha and Elias Gaveta

Working Papers from African Economic Research Consortium

Abstract: Climate change (CC) is among the major challenges globally affecting all areas of life. It has destabilized agricultural production with negative production trends projected to increase in regions with limited capacity to adapt to CC. In addressing this challenge in agricultural production, it is important to shift to more sustainable practices such as the Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) which has a three-pronged goal of increasing productivity, enhancing climate change adaptation and resilience and reducing greenhouse gas emission.

Date: 2022-09
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