A brief introduction: ScalA allows to assess project approaches that support agricultural good practices with regard to sustainability, climate change responsiveness and the potential for scaling-up. Accordingly, it consists of a multi-step analysis, which is briefly described in the survey below. In order to conduct a complete assessment of the project approach, take one step after the other, starting with ‘Assessment of Scaling-up Factor Importance’. After you have completed the final step –‘Assessment of Scaling-up Potential’ you will find the summarised results of the assessment in a final table (Final Results). For a more detailed description of ScalA's methodology and background please consult the compendium 'Scaling-up of good agricultural practices - The operational assessment tool ScalA' inside the CD cover. "
| Assessment of Scaling-up Factor Importance | Of what extent are the resource, institutional and infrastructural requirements of the good practice? |
| Assessment of Scaling-up Potential | Has the project approach a higher scaling-up potential than alternative approaches considered for implementation? |
| Final results | Does the project approach contribute to rural poverty reduction in an sustainable and climatic friendly way and is the potential for rapid and wider scaling-up high? |
| Final Results - Print Version | Does the project approach contribute to rural poverty reduction in an sustainable and climatic friendly way and is the potential for rapid and wider scaling-up high? |