Vulnerability Assessment of Climate-Smart Agriculture

The aim of this research is to highlight the advantages of Climate-Smart Agriculture and the progress accomplished by implementing information technology to make agriculture intelligent. The research article also includes the circumstances for policy and investment to succeed under climate change in sustainable agricultural growth for food security. It also involves a cropping calendar that differs for males, females, and kids to classify the gender division of labor and access and resource control. Climate information is taken from various tools such as the Department of Meteorology, Satellite Images, WSN, and IoT Tool Kit. Accordingly, tree cultivating, preservation agriculture, minimum tillage, and natural resource management are accumulated under the single umbrella of Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA). The aim of this paper is to have a glance of relationships between CSA and its application.