On-farm technologies in social context: Improving local adaptive capacities and inclusive scaling mechanisms in North Shewa Zone, Ethiopia

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Abstract

A presentation on how to improve local adaptive capacities and inclusive scaling mechanisms for climate-smart agriculture in Ethiopia. It was delivered at the inception workshop for the CGIAR Initiative for Livestock and Climate by Birgit Habermann

Citation

Worku, T. and Habermann, B. 2022. On-farm technologies in social context: Improving local adaptive capacities and inclusive scaling mechanisms in North Shewa Zone, Ethiopia. Presented at the Livestock and Climate Initiative Work Package 1 Inception Workshop in Debre Birhan, Ethiopia, 4 October 2022. Nairobi, Kenya: ILRI.

Authors

  • Worku, Tigist
  • Habermann, Birgit

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