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Co-Production of Climate Smart Services

Co-Production of Climate Smart Services. Sheila H. Rao, Wendy-Lin Bartels, Kalpana V., P.C.S. Traore, L. Some, A.S. Moussa, E.R. Carr, A. Tall. Goal.

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Co-Production of Climate Smart Services

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  1. Co-Production ofClimate Smart Services Sheila H. Rao, Wendy-Lin Bartels, Kalpana V., P.C.S. Traore, L. Some, A.S. Moussa, E.R. Carr, A. Tall

  2. Goal • Opportunity addressed: more participatory processes and trans-disciplinarity in the development and deployment of climate-smart services from community to regional scales • Goal: • How will farmers and rural communities benefit: direct involvement in service design. CoP around multi-stakeholder process design. • Timeline: 2013-2015

  3. Where will they benefit • 12n Communities (~ homogeneous livelihood) • 12 Districts (~ homogeneous climate) • 6 Countries (~ • 3 Regions (~ homogeneous policy)

  4. How to get started? Next steps? • Assessment of knowledge, opportunities and needs (keep in mind social differentiations) • Farmer & Community • Institutional (met, academia/research, boundary institutions: communication, extension, intermediaries) • Open the space for dialogue (CoP) and build platforms for interactions between identified actors • Sustain the platform for continued, iterative co-production of climate-smart services (interactions between farmers and multi-disciplinary technical services) • Design mechanism to share best practices related to process design

  5. Measuring success • Success: climate-smart services have been identified, demonstrated good practices • Set up an experimental design where co-produced services are compared with non co-produced services • Identifification of tools for dialogue/bridging the gap between farmers, agr and met research communities appropriate for each scale of intervention (community, subnational, national, regional and global) • Iterative M&E protocol with counterfactuals (controls) – RCT design ported from the technology to the process level • Indicators measuring the intensity in exchange of tools and methods across the various levels of granularity (communication methods / radios)

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