Major results, reflections and insights on contestations around CSA technologies
| Source | Location in SADC | Major results, insights and reflections |
|---|---|---|
| Gaworek-Michalczenia et al. (2022) | Tanzania | Overlooking primary needs of end-users of the CSA technologies yield unintended consequences and maladaptive outcomes |
| Senyolo et al. (2021) | South Africa | Public-private partnerships affect the adoption and diffusion of CSA technologies among smallholder farmers |
| Umar (2021) | Zambia | Both men and women do not appreciate the value of the challenges faced by the opposite gender class demonstrating the absence of gender-neutral and gender-responsive interventions in the climate change adaptation discourse |
| Hermans et al. (2021) | Malawi | Assuming that technology transfer is always linear poses challenges in the adoption of CSA practices |
| Source | Location in SADC | Major results, insights and reflections |
|---|---|---|
| Tanzania | Overlooking primary needs of end-users of the CSA technologies yield unintended consequences and maladaptive outcomes | |
| South Africa | Public-private partnerships affect the adoption and diffusion of CSA technologies among smallholder farmers | |
| Zambia | Both men and women do not appreciate the value of the challenges faced by the opposite gender class demonstrating the absence of gender-neutral and gender-responsive interventions in the climate change adaptation discourse | |
| Malawi | Assuming that technology transfer is always linear poses challenges in the adoption of CSA practices |
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