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available. Nearly 20% of the papers presented economic information, derived from
farm enterprise budgets, including indicators such as net returns, variable costs, net
present value, etc. This subset of the data provides key information on the costs and
benefits for the farmer in adopting CSA, information often missing in the discussion around programming and policy for interventions. These data will be used in
future studies in combination with agronomic information to address this gap to the
extent possible.
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Productivity
R esilience
Mitigation
Datapoints
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12%
11%
7%
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1%
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Product Yield
Non-Product Yield
Soil Quality
Income
Efficiency
Labour
Costs
Economic performance
Emissions
Biodiversity
Carbon Stocks
Pests and Pathogens
Animal Survival
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b
Fig. 12.4 Distribution of outcomes in the database: (a) what pillars are being studied? (b) which
outcomes are being studied?
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