Climate - smart agriculture

This study aimed to quantitatively assess the effectiveness of climate-smart agriculture (CSA) practices in coffee production in Dlie Ya commune, Dak Lak province. A theme-based framework and an indicator-based method with 23 indicators of five components (beneficiaries and yield, enabling environment, natural resources, emission, and benefits and welfare) were used.

16p vimitsuki 30-03-2025 2 0   Download

How aggressively and in what way should society take action to reduce damages from climate change? In this course we will examine the balance between expected impacts and their costs one hand and policy options and their costs on the other. We will consider mitigation options to reduce future climate change, as well as adaptation alternatives to prepare for the changes that do occur.

5p koxih_kothogmih1 03-08-2020 37 3   Download

Natural resources are being consumed at an alarming rate, and the capacity of resources and technologies to satisfy food demand for the growing population remains uncertain. Since agriculture along with its allied sector, is the largest source of livelihood in India having 70% of rural household depending on agriculture as their primary occupation of which 82 % of farmers are small and marginal (FAO, 2019), the use of non monetory inputs by the poor farmers can be quite the most feasible, eco-friendly and climate smart option to preserve the environment and safeguard the natural resources.

11p angicungduoc6 22-07-2020 15 4   Download