Abstract

Policy frameworks are pivotal in driving the adoption and integration of climate-smart agriculture (CSA) practices, which are essential for enhancing agricultural resilience in the face of climate change. This abstract delves into the role of policy frameworks in facilitating the implementation of CSA strategies at various governance levels local, national, and international. It examines key components such as policy incentives, regulatory measures, financial support mechanisms, and capacity-building initiatives aimed at fostering CSA adoption among farmers and stakeholders. By analyzing current policies and case studies, this abstract underscores the critical need for robust and supportive policy environments to scale up CSA practices effectively. Effective policy frameworks not only mitigate climate risks in agriculture but also contribute to sustainable food production and rural development, aligning with global climate goals and ensuring agricultural sustainability in a changing climate landscape.