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  • The study examines the drivers and barriers to the adoption of climate-smart agriculture (CSA) across five European production systems, incorporating perspectives from a wide range of stakeholders beyond just farmers. The primary drivers for adoption are economic, institutional/policy, and personal/psychological factors, while the main barriers are economic, technology-related, and institutional/policy factors. Stakeholders suggest that overcoming these hurdles requires financial support, policy reform, capacity-building, and improved coordination and communication strategies to make CSA practices more attractive to farmers.

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    Themes: Climate-smart agricultureclimate policy
    Stockholm Environment Institute

    Document type: Research paper

    Regions: EuropeLithuaniaNetherlandsDenmarkSpain
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    Germany
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