Technologies for Adaptation in the Agriculture Sector
synergies, trade-offs and co-benefits with mitigation should also be considered. In the context of agricultural adaptation, co-benefits are exemplified through health benefits from improved energy use, reduced urban energy and water consumption achieved via greening and recycling activities, sustainable agriculture, and the
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