A protocol for assessing smallholder farmers’ climate resilience: A guidance for researchers to construct a robust multidimensional domain
Imade Yoga Prasada, Jangkung Handoyo Mulyo, Hani Perwitasari, Agus Dwi Nugroho
TL;DR
This paper provides a clear protocol for researchers to build a reliable framework for assessing smallholder farmers' climate resilience.
Contribution
It introduces a statistically accountable protocol for constructing a multidimensional domain for climate resilience assessment.
Findings
Inappropriate domains and indicators can lead to biased research outcomes.
A robust protocol is essential for developing reliable climate resilience constructs.
The protocol emphasizes a statistical approach for framework development.
Abstract
In recent years, the theoretical frameworks on climate resilience of smallholder farmers have continued to develop. This has encouraged the emergence of a variety of domains, indicators, and items. Meanwhile, inappropriate construct domains, indicators, and items can lead to biased research findings. Therefore, developing a robust construct domain, indicators, and items requires a clear, easily understood, and statistically accountable protocol. This protocol emphasizes the formation of a framework for conducting a statistical approach to assess smallholder farmers’ climate resilience. Image, graphical abstract
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TopicsClimate change impacts on agriculture · Agricultural risk and resilience · Sustainable Agricultural Systems Analysis