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Mogaka, B, O., Kiplangat, H, B., Ng’ang’a S.K. 2022

Climate-Smart Soil (CSS) practices adoption as a way of restoring degraded lands, improving food security, and mitigating the effects of climate change in Western Kenya. Scientists investigate socioeconomic factors influencing farmers’ CSS practices preference.

Akinyi, D.P., Ng’ang’a, S.K. 2022

The Climate Smart Agriculture-Prioritization framework (CSA-PF) is an elaborate step-by-step process that helps stakeholders narrow down a long list of Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) practices to a short portfolio of viable options.

Akinyi, D.P., Ng’ang’a, S. K., 2021

Alliance researchers summarize a recent analysis of various climate adaptation practices and recommend further actions to support smallholder farmers.

Ng’ang’a, S. K., Gordon, S., Akinyi, D. 2021

Researchers discuss possibilities and constraints for three forms of sustainable livestock management in East Africa.

Ng’ang’a, S. K., Gordon, S., Akinyi, D. 2021

A new study on socioeconomic factors that constrain or facilitate the adoption of soil carbon enhancing practices in Western Kenya by CIAT examines the role of soil carbon on household food security and income using a cross-section data derived from 340 households. Preliminary findings suggest that increasing soil carbon improves food security and income among households.

Ng’ang’a, S. K., Gordon, S., Akinyi, D. 2021

A new cost-benefit analysis by CIAT examines three practices for improved livestock management in Ethiopia: improved rangeland, restoration of degraded land, and fodder cropping. Preliminary findings suggest all three practices are better than business as usual and can be scaled up.

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