Climate Smart Agriculture for Food Security, Adaptation, and Migration: A Review

Abstract

Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) is an integrated approach that transforms the agri-food system and mitigates climate change. They connect the use of farming techniques in order to increase food productivity, Climate resilient practice, and decrease greenhouse gases. The main aim of this review is to demonstrate the typical interrelationship between climate and agriculture and get knowledge regarding this. In addition, focus on traditional agriculture along with its mitigating measures for climate agriculture. They approach collective development practices through the efforts of individuals in order to manage agriculture and the food system under climate change. Therefore, there is an increasing need for a strategic plan to balance agriculture and the food system.

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“…The statement emphasizes the use of traditional farming techniques is stable and sustainable when facing such a shortage of resources and climate change. By preserving soil, water, and crop forms, these strategies illustrate a comprehensive approach to agriculture that promotes the sustainability of agroecosystems (Katel et al, 2022;Bisht et al, 2020) [24,7] . The findings support the conventional agricultural techniques that Niko employed, such as manual work and the use of synthetics and pesticides.…”

Impact of Climate Change on Agriculture & Vice Versa: A Review

“…Accordingly, it is necessary to carry out adaptation and mitigation practices in agriculture to respond to the challenges owing to climate change (Harvey et al, 2014). A climate-smart agriculture emerged as a holistic solution to address these challenges, increase food security, advocated adaptation to climate change and marginally yielded mitigation effect (Katel et al, 2022). Such an approach takes into account the underlying need for the agricultural systems to set their climate smart goals, which must include: increased food security, improved livelihoods in rural areas, adaptation to climate change, and mitigation of this change.…”