Transcription of Climate Smart Agriculture in the African Context
{{id}} {{{paragraph}}}
Example: bachelor of science
Climate Smart Agriculture in the African Context
BACKGROUND PAPER Session 1: Unlocking Africa s Agricultural Potentials for Transformation to Scale Climate Smart Agriculture in the African Context Prepared by: Timothy O. Williams, Marloes Mul & Olufunke Cofie, (IWMI) James Kinyangi (ILRI), Robert Zougmore (ICRISAT), George Wamukoya (COMESA), Mary Nyasimi (ILRI), Paul Mapfumo (University of Zimbabwe), Chinwe Ifejika Speranza (University of Bonn), Dorothy Amwata (ILRI), Snorre Frid-Nielsen (University of Copenhagen), Samuel Partey (ICRISAT), Evan Girvetz (CIAT), Todd Rosenstock (ICRAF) and Bruce Campbell (CIAT) With inputs and contributions from FAO and UNEP EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Agriculture remains vital to the economy of most African countries and its development has significant implications for food security and poverty reduction in the region.
(e.g. through cropland management, grazing land management and the restoration of degraded lands), it will require investments of USD 2.6-5.3 billion per year (at a carbon price of USD 10-20 per ton). ... and pastoral systems, and mixed crop–livestock systems are …
Tags:
Information
Domain:
Source:
Link to this page:
Please notify us if you found a problem with this document: