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AICCRA Zambia Baseline Survey 2022

Research datakeyboard_double_arrow_right Dataset 01 Jan 2022Embargo end date: 16 Dec 2022Publisher:Harvard Dataverse

Authors: Sika, Gbegbelegbe; David, Chikoye; Cole, Steven; Gesare, Anne; Giriraj, Amarnath; Greffiths, Ikhothatseng; Homann, Sabine; +11 Authors

doi: 10.7910/dvn/nlwwkm

AICCRA Zambia Baseline Survey 2022

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Abstract

The baseline survey for AICCRA Zambia was conducted from August to October 2022. The aim of the baseline survey was to (i) identify gendered perceptions of long-term climate change and weather extremes (droughts, floods, etc.) for smallholder farmers/fishermen/fisherwomen; (ii) identify gendered adaptation options (including CSA practices) that farmers use for long-term climate change and weather extremes; (iii) identify sources of CIS and CSA for smallholder farmers/fishermen/fisherwomen; and (iv) identify gendered entry points for CIS and CSA services to support climate change adaptation across specific value chains in Zambia.

Keywords

climate variability, Data, climate change, Agricultural Sciences, barriers, climate-smart agriculture, climate information services

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