This document discusses climate-smart agriculture, which aims to support food security through agricultural practices that help communities adapt to climate change impacts while reducing greenhouse gas emissions. It provides examples of climate-smart practices like system of rice intensification and agroforestry that have increased yields, farmer incomes and mitigated emissions in many countries. However, food insecurity remains a major barrier that must first be addressed before farmers are able to adopt new practices and make long-term investments in improving resilience and reducing emissions. Overcoming barriers like insecure land tenure, lack of access to markets and training is also important to enable widespread adoption of climate-smart agriculture.
You can play the slide directly on slideshare. Please click here
