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Kizito Mazvimavi
Resource Type
Partner Collections Content
Category
Manual
Type
Document
Date of Publication
Feb 01, 2017
Language
English
Description/Abstract

Climate policy commonly carries an implicit assumption that incremental improvements in agricultural systems are adequate to make them resilient to climate change. In some cases, however, agricultural systems may cross certain environmental thresholds that require more transformational adaptation. Governments and development agencies need to improve their understanding of climate thresholds and their preparedness for transformational adaptation. Climate smart agriculture frameworks should consider the piloting of strategies for transformational adaptation.

Institution
VUNA
Citation

Mazvimavi, Kizito. 2017. Assessing the contributions of conservation agriculture to building resilience to drought. Vuna Research Report. Pretoria: Vuna. Online: http://www.vuna-africa.com

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