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Studies were clustered in a few locations and agroecologies within each country.
This is unsurprising given the investments and infrastructure necessary to conduct
field research. However, geographical clustering further indicates the potential for
skew in the available evidence. With clustering, it is unlikely that the full range of
CSA options are analysed, which limits the utility of the work to help decisionmakers to choose among various options. Key gaps in agroecologies include coastal
Fig. 12.1 Location of the studies included in this systematic map
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