State of the art of research on public policies for adaptation to climate change aimed at family farming in Latin America: a scoping review protocol

The impacts of climate change have been occurring with increasing intensity and frequency, causing significant losses in various sectors of the global economy. In this perspective, agriculture, due to its great dependence on climate factors, is one of the most affected sectors, especially the family farming (F.F.) segment, which is the most vulnerable of all. Therefore, mapping which and what types of studies have been conducted regarding public policies for this segment of agriculture is important so that new research can be carried out that results in evidence for the development of measures that strengthen family farming in the face of the challenges imposed by climate change.