Climate Change is causing the greatest environmental, social and economic threats to all of humankind and across borders of many countries. However, developing countries are the most adversely affected by the impacts of Climate induced events because of their low levels of adaptation.
Soil degradation and extensive use of agricultural lands have led to the decline in soil fertility. To reverse the nutrient deterioration of cultivated lands, farmers have started employing various conservation agriculture practices. This study was initiated to examine the potential of conservation agriculture (integrated practices such as inter cropping, crop rotation, residue retention and minimum tillage) for four years ago by smallholder farmers to enhance soil organic carbon stock and other selected soil physicochemical properties in Akaki district Bilbilo micro watershed.
National Measuring, Reporting and Verification Capacity Building Towards Climate Resilient Development in Ethiopia.