Devising effective strategies and policies for CSA: Insights from a panel of global policy experts

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In this section, we present the results of a consultation with a panel of leading thinkers on agricultural and climate change policy. We interviewed these experts using a set of questions based on the main findings, conclusions, insights and questions that emerged from our set of case studies and conceptual papers. This section is divided into four parts, each focusing on a set of questions relating to the conclusions that emerged from the case study and conceptual chapters. (i) Focus on changes in production systems as adaptation: Priorities and policy actions; (ii) Incorporating climate change into agricultural research and extension; (iii) Taking a close look at national policies affecting risk management: Index insurance, safety nets and input subsidies and (iv) Priorities for the future and summary of main points. Overall, there is a fairly high level of agreement amongst the panel members in responding to most of the interview questions, although with some difference in emphasis or applications. However there are also some differences of opinion that emerge from their responses. In this chapter, we discuss the main points made on each of the issues addressed, highlighting the areas of agreement, as well as differences.

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Caron, P., Dev, M., Oluoch-Kosura, W., Phat, C. D., Lele, U., Sanchez, P., & Sibanda, L. M. (2018). Devising effective strategies and policies for CSA: Insights from a panel of global policy experts. In Natural Resource Management and Policy (Vol. 52, pp. 599–620). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-61194-5_24

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