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May 6, 2026International Journal of Environment and Climate ChangeOpen Access

Knowledge Level and Adoption Pattern of Climate Smart Technologies in NICRA Adopted Village in the Western Agro-climatic Zone of Punjab, India

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MJManpreet JaidkaHSHarkanwaljot Singh Sekhon

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Survey reveals knowledge level impacts adoption of sustainable agronomic practices in NICRA beneficiaries.

Key Points

  • This investigation aims to assess the knowledge level and adoption pattern of climate smart technologies in NICRA project beneficiaries.
  • Survey conducted in 2024-25 with a pre-designed questionnaire.
  • Included random sampling of 70 beneficiaries and 40 non-beneficiaries.
  • Knowledge level assessed through a scoring system based on 35 questions about climate smart technologies.
  • Correlation matrix used to identify factors affecting technology preference.
  • 44.3% of beneficiary farmers exhibited high knowledge level.
  • Adoption of alternate wetting and drying was 32.9% among beneficiaries compared to 22.5% in non-beneficiaries.
  • Significant positive correlations found between knowledge and education (0.817), farming experience (0.359), and training attendance (0.519).

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Jaidka et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69faa1eb04f884e66b532a65https://doi.org/10.9734/ijecc/2026/v16i55434
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