2017
DOI: 10.1080/03066150.2017.1312355
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Climate-smart agriculture: what is it good for?

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“…The CSA paradigm has gained such momentum that it has become the key concept for organizations working at the nexus of climate change, agriculture, and development (Taylor 2018;Clapp et al 2018). Despite the undoubted value of trying to locate projects that help reduce rural poverty, and to do so in a way that is less carbon intensive and more resilient to the effects of climate change, the paradigm of CSA has received significant critique.…”
Section: Food and Agriculture In A Warming Worldmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The CSA paradigm has gained such momentum that it has become the key concept for organizations working at the nexus of climate change, agriculture, and development (Taylor 2018;Clapp et al 2018). Despite the undoubted value of trying to locate projects that help reduce rural poverty, and to do so in a way that is less carbon intensive and more resilient to the effects of climate change, the paradigm of CSA has received significant critique.…”
Section: Food and Agriculture In A Warming Worldmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Competition between agencies, differing interests, and the very ambiguity of CSA, which allows corporate and global governance actors to label diverse technologies as "climate-smart" (Newell and Taylor 2018;Taylor 2018), also create opportunities for national and local government officials to acquire authority and resources by invoking the label "climatesmart." In other words, across governance scales, a series of accommodations and negotiations take place when global and regional imperatives are brought into play with local political dynamics where they assert their preferred readings of CSA and the policy approaches and technologies by which it can best be achieved.…”
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“…Many of the critiques were not based on evidence of how CSA would appear on the ground, but rather were focused on CSA strategies (i.e. the discourses of CSA), as well as the track record of the leading organisations promoting it, notably the World Bank (Suppan and Sharma 2011;Taylor 2017). Because of how these negotiations were focused, concerns were raised that climate change and agriculture initiatives, including CSA, were introducing emission reduction targets 'through the back door' for some of the poorest and most vulnerable farmers in the world (Chinsinga et al 2012).…”
Section: The Emergence Of Climate-smart Agriculturementioning
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“…In publications, the term "rural smart economy" already exists, it is a high-tech cluster that introduces innovative technologies, in particular, the smart generation of agricultural machinery [9][10][11] According to the European agricultural machinery market, 70 % of machines for performing fertilization and spraying operations, already operate on the basis of smart technologies [12].…”
Section: Features Of Agricultural Robotsmentioning
confidence: 99%