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Author or Institution as Author
Simelton
Co-authors

Elisabeth Duong,

Minth Tuan,

Le VH

Resource Type
Curated Content
Category
Best Practice
Date of Publication
May 01, 2016
Language
English
Description/Abstract

With the concept climate-smart agriculture (CSA) being relatively new, there is a need to test and develop practical and systematic methodologies and approaches for documenting and evaluating CSA practices in the field. The implementation of CCAFS’ Climate-Smart Villages (CSV) involves identifying, assessing and selecting climate-smart farming practices. This report contains three sections: (i) a framework for identifying and assessing CSA in the field with a long list of CSA indicators in identifying and monitoring CSA interventions; (ii) cost-benefit analysis of some selected climate-smart farming systems; and (iii) the participatory process of prioritizing CSA options with the villagers. The work builds on our experiences from the My Loi CSV and its scaling domains in Ky Anh district, Ha Tinh province, in the north-central region of Viet Nam.

Institution
CGIAR
Citation

Duong MT, Simelton E, Le VH. 2016. Participatory selection of climate-smart agriculture priorities. CCAFS Working Paper no. 175. Copenhagen, Denmark: CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS).

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