Dataset for: How much climate-smart agriculture is enough?

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agriculture

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dataset

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SteBri

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fig

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The data collected from household maize farmers in Ghana. It comprises areas on socioeconomic characteristics (e.g., age, gender, household size), farm level factors (farm size, plot size, soil quality) institutional factors (access to credit, extension services, farmer based organization), and adoption and expenditure of climate smart technologies. These variables enable us to provide insights on adoption intensity levels and make inferences for policies targeting rural farm households in developing countries.

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