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Synthesis and key insights from the implementation of the gender sensitive Climate-Smart Agriculture monitoring framework in Central America: temporal and spatial dynamics in the Olopa (Guatemala) and Santa Rita (Honduras) Climate Smart Villages

author(s)

Bonilla Findji, Osana

themes
  • Food environment and consumer behavior
  • Climate action
regions
  • Guatemala
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Bonilla-Findji O, Eitzinger A, Bejarano G, Ortega A, Moreno MF, Muriel J. 2020. Synthesis and key insights from the implementation of the gender sensitive Climate-Smart Agriculture monitoring framework in Central America: temporal and spatial dynamics in the Olopa (Guatemala) and Santa Rita (Honduras) Climate Smart Villages. CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS).

Building on two years of implementation of the Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) monitoring framework in the Climate-Smart Villages of Olopa (Guatemala) and Santa Rita (Honduras), we i) synthetize gender disaggregated results and highlight key insights from the temporal and spatial dynamics observed in farmers’ socio-economic, climate and agricultural related conditions, ii) we examine the potential sociodemographic and socioeconomic variables influencing adoption of CSA practices to identify potential adoption typologies; and iii) assess the gender and age-disaggregated perceived effects of these practices on six outcome indicators: agricultural productivity and income, food access and diversity, climate vulnerability and labor time.