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Value Chain Analysis of Climate-smart Shan Tea Production in the Northern Mountainous Region of Vietnam

Rivista di Economia Agraria

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Title Value Chain Analysis of Climate-smart Shan Tea Production in the Northern Mountainous Region of Vietnam
 
Creator Tran, Tuong
Branca, Giacomo
Arslan, Aslihan
Van Mai, Trinh
 
Subject Shan tea; value chain analysis; food security; agroforestry; climate change adaptation and mitigation

 
Description Agricultural production in the face of climate change requires a transformation and reorientation in agricultural systems and policy making. Climate-smart agriculture (CSA) is such a transformative approach that aims to sustainably increase food security, by improving adaptation to climate change and capturing potential mitigation co-benefits. CSA approach goes beyond field level practices and encompasses value chains, food systems as well as enabling environments and policy. This paper provides a site-specific analysis of the contributions of organic and conventional Shan tea value chains (VCs) to CSA objectives by using a interdisciplinary approach. Our findings show that both organic and conventional Shan tea VCs simultaneously contribute to food security and adaptation. Shan tea plays a vital role in securing household income and has a strong potential in helping households to coping with extreme weather events. Potential mitigation options are mainly in the processing stage (GHG emissions from coal burning).
 
Publisher Firenze University Press
 
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Date 2016-08-06
 
Type info:eu-repo/semantics/article
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Format application/pdf
 
Identifier http://www.fupress.net/index.php/rea/article/view/18636
http://www.fupress.net/index.php/rea/article/download/18636/17354
10.13128/REA-18636
 
Source Rivista di Economia Agraria; Vol 71, No 1 (Suppl.) (2016); 155-169
Rivista di Economia Agraria; Vol 71, No 1 (Suppl.) (2016); 155-169
2281-1559
0035-6190
 
Language eng
 
Relation 10.13128/REA-18636