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From complementarities to constraints: stratified adoption pathways and equity in Kenyan smallholder systems − A Bayesian‑Ising diagnostic
Climate‑smart agriculture (CSA) is promoted as a key strategy for enhancing food security and resilience in Kenya, yet adoption remains uneven across gender and agroecological strata. Conventional adoption studies struggle to diagnose the root causes of these disparities. We introduce a Bayesian‑Isi
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