@article{icrisat10017,
           title = {The rise in Climate-Smart Agriculture strategies,
policies, partnerships and investments across
the globe},
       publisher = {Tropical Agriculture Association (TTA)},
          author = {D Dinesh and P Aggarwal and A Khatri-Chhetri and A M L Rodr{\'i}guez and C Mungai and L Sebastian and R B Zougmore},
           pages = {4--9},
            year = {2017},
            note = {This article is part of the Special Issue on Climate-Smart Agriculture published by Tropical Agriculture Association (TTA), No.30, Spring 2017},
         journal = {Agriculture for Development},
          number = {30},
        keywords = {Climate Smart Agriculture, Climate Change, Agriculture, Food Security, Strategy, Policy making},
             url = {http://oar.icrisat.org/10017/},
        abstract = {Since the term ?climate-smart agriculture? (CSA) was coined
in 2010, a growth in strategies, policies, partnerships and
investments in the area has been observed. Here we have
summarised key CSA efforts globally and in South Asia,
Southeast Asia, East Africa, West Africa, and Latin America. We
have interpreted CSA in the broad sense, including efforts
which may not mention CSA but implicitly contribute to CSA
pillars. We note that many international and regional
organisations, and countries, are implementing policies and
programmes promoting and upscaling CSA. While the growth
in strategies, policies, partnerships and investments is positive
and creates a favourable enabling environment for CSA, these
need to be complemented with targeted implementation on
the ground, sustainable financing, institutional coordination
and metrics to measure the efficacy of interventions.}
}