The Outline 
   ▶ What is Climate Smart Agriculture?
   ▶ The Policy Cycle
   ▶ Stakeholders
   ▶ Climate Change Policy Vision
   ▶ Case Study 1 – CC Agriculture Action Plan
   ▶ Case Study 2 -  CSA Investment Study
   ▶ Stakeholders and Roles
   ▶ Key Issues
   ▶ Conclusion 
    Definition of CSA -1
   “CSA is an approach for developing agricultural strategies to 
   secure sustainable food security under climate change.  
   Climate-smart agriculture (CSA) is an approach that helps to 
   guide actions needed to transform and reorient agricultural 
   systems to effectively support development and ensure food 
   security in a changing climate. CSA aims to tackle 3 main 
   objectives   i) sustainably increasing agricultural productivity and 
   incomes; ii) adapting and building resilience to climate change; and iii) 
   reducing and/or removing greenhouse gas emissions, where possible.” (
   http://www.fao.org/climate-smart-agriculture/en/ )
     Definition of CSA -2
   3 key pillars
    Productivity
    Adaptation
    Mitigation
    Papuso & Faraby, 
      2013
    CSA Practices - 3 
                         The Pumpkin beside the is a
                         creeping plant that serves as a 
                         CSA cover crop to protect the 
                         surface of the soil to enhance 
                         water conservation and microbial 
                         activities.
  The pot is a climate smart pot 
  used to provide water to poultry 
  within the local settings.
            CCAFS Science-Policy Platform, 2015
      The Policy Cycle
       Policy is a product of series of 
       activities that are inter-linked
       by the achievement of set 
       specific goal(s) and objectives
       feeding into the next activity
         
                                                         Stakeholders’
                                                         Participation