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Working Group II to the fourth assessment report of the intergovernmental panel on climate
change. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK/New York
Kakota T, Maonga B, Synnevag G, Chonde C, Mainje M (2017) Harmonization of extension messages on climate smart agriculture in Malawi: do we speak with one voice, and to whom? J
Agric Ext Rural Dev 9(11):255–261
Kakota T, Nyariki D, Mkwambisi D, Kogi-Makau W (2013) Determinants of household vulnerability to food insecurity: a case study of semi-arid districts in Malawi. J Int Dev 25:73–84.
https://doi.org/10.1002/jid.2958
Kakota T, Nyariki DM, Mkwambisi D, Kogi-Makau W (2011) Gender vulnerability to climate
variability and household food insecurity. Clim Dev 3(4):298–309
Lipper L et al (2014) Climate smart agriculture for food security. Nat Clim Chang 4:1068–1072
Mlamba (2010) Factors affecting adoption of conservation agriculture. MSc. Thesis. University
of College Dublin
Murray U et al (2016) Smallholder farmers and climate smart agriculture: technology and
labour productivity constraints amongst women smallholders in Malawi. Gend Technol Dev
20(2):117–148
Msowoya et al (2016) Climate change impacts on maize production in the Warm heart of Africa.
Water Resour Manag 30(14):5299–5312
Ngwira A et al (2014) Adoption and extent of conservation agriculture among small holder farmers
in Malawi. J Soil Water Conserv 69(2):107–119
Peterman A, Behrman JA, Quisumbing AR (2014) A review of empirical evidence on gender differences in non-land agricultural inputs, technology, and services in developing countries. In:
Agnes QR, Ruth M-D, Terri LR, Andre C, Behrman JA, Amber P (eds) Gender in agriculture:
closing the knowledge gap. Springer, New York/London, pp 145–186
Pingali PL (2012) Green revolution: impacts, limits, and the path ahead. Proc Natl Acad Sci
109(31):12302–12308
Synnevåg G, Kabote SJ, Nombo CI, Mamiro D, Mattee AZ (2014). Smallholder adaptation to
climate change in semiarid areas of Tanzania:Experiences from Iramba and Meatu districts in
Sustainable intensification to advance food security and enhance climate resilience in Africa.
Springer International Publishing, Switzerland. pp 467–485
Women Environment and Development Organisation (WEDO) (2007). Changing the climate: why
women’s perspectives matter? Available on-line in http://www.wedo.org/files/climatechangeorng2ebook.pdf [01/09/2011]
WEDO (2010) Gender differentiated impacts of climate change in the economic community of
West African States (ECOWAS) Sub-region: evidence and implications. WEDO
Whitehead A, Tsikata D (2003) Policy discourses on women’s land rights in Sub Saharan Africa.
The implications of the return to the customary. J Agrar Chang 3:67–112
Williams J (2008) Adoption of conservation agriculture in Malawi. MSc Thesis. Duke University
World Bank (2014) Levelling the field: improving opportunities for women farmers in Africa.
World Bank and ONE Campaign, Washington DC
T. K. Chibowa et al.