Crop farming adaptation to droughts in small-scale dryland agriculture in Chile
EfD Authors:
Small-scale agriculture is one of the fundamental economic sectors in Chile. An increased frequency and intensity of extreme weather events due to climate change suggest a higher weather risk for the future, with potential consequences for crop choices. These effects are expected to be greater in dryland areas, where producers are more vulnerable to shocks and, therefore, less able to protect themselves against these risks.
The adoption of climate-smart practices and its impact on farm income - the case of arid Namibia
What drives ecologically sustainable fisheries? A fishery-country level data analysis using fishery performance indicators
Smallholder farmers’ response to climate change in Zambia – What are the drivers and hindrances?
Scenario planning for climate adaptation in agricultural systems
EfD Authors:
Effective climate adaptation in sub-Saharan African agriculture will require coordination across multiple scales of governance. Decision-makers from local to national scales will be tasked with planning under conditions of high uncertainty, often with minimal data. Participatory scenario planning is a method for devising adaptation strategies under high uncertainty, and we hypothesized that it could also be used for identifying systemic, inclusive, and transformative adaptation options at the community scale, and for highlighting opportunities for cross-scalar collaboration.