This study explores the drivers of women’s bargaining power in households, and their impact on Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) practices adoption in Tanzania, focusing on paddy production. The study uses data from 317 women farmers. Results reveal that, the adoption of CSA practices is influenced by factors such as women’s bargaining power, age, non-farm income, area planted, access to credit, access to information, saving accounts, and membership in a social group. In addition, women’s productivity is largely explained by access to information. READ ON…!