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Indicators for tracking Climate Smart Investment Plans (CSAIPs) in Africa

Domain:

climateagriculture

Record type:

dataset
Creator:
NjuNow
Editor:
BioBioAll
Publisher:
Har
Host:avatar
This dataset provides examples of indicators that are relevant for assessing progress in the implementation of adaptation components of the Climate Smart Investment Plans (CSAIPs). The development of the indicators draws on the elements prioritized in the CSAIPs. This was accomplished by using the impact pathways generated from the CSAIPs as the basis for developing indicators in addition to document review. The document also includes a case for Morocco, where indicators specific to conservation agriculture are outlined and characterized.

Methodology:Document review worldbank.org

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Agricultural SciencesEarth and Environmental SciencesClimate change adaptationIndicatorsassessmentAfricaEuropeClimate Actionclimate change adaptation

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