Vulnerability to Climate Change in Agricultural Systems in Latin America and the Caribbean : Building Response Strategies
This study reports the results of “action research” to identify and prioritize stakeholder driven, locally relevant response options to climate change. These response options comprise the basis of local action plans developed to address agricultural adaptations to climate change in three diverse...
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okr-10986-241032021-04-23T14:04:19Z Vulnerability to Climate Change in Agricultural Systems in Latin America and the Caribbean : Building Response Strategies World Bank EMISSION SCENARIOS WATER QUALITY ALTITUDE ORGANIC MATTER NASH TEMPERATURE FOSSIL FUELS RELATIVE HUMIDITY GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS CARBON CADMIUM STORMS METEOROLOGY HYDROLOGY EMISSIONS METHANE EMISSIONS ATMOSPHERE INCENTIVES EVAPOTRANSPIRATION TROPICAL FOREST NUTRIENTS GAS GLOBAL GREENHOUSE GAS HUMIDITY GLOBAL GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS SOLAR RADIATION ACIDIFICATION AIR GREENHOUSE GAS PESTICIDES WATER RESOURCES HYDROLOGICAL CYCLE ZINC PLANS FERTILIZERS RADIATION ANNUAL PRECIPITATION RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES CO2 TROPICS NEGATIVE IMPACT ENERGY SOURCES AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY FLOODS EMISSION SCENARIO CAPACITY GHG EMISSIONS PROJECTIONS GAS PRODUCTION METEOROLOGICAL STATIONS GLOBAL WARMING CARBON SEQUESTRATION CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE CARBON TAXES RAINFALL LAND DEGRADATION SURFACE TEMPERATURE GLACIERS FORESTRY RESEARCH CYCLONES CLIMATE CHANGE TROPICAL REGIONS FARMERS GAS EMISSIONS NATURAL RESOURCES PRECIPITATION FUELS GREENHOUSE GASES INFRASTRUCTURE LAND USE EMISSIONS REDUCTIONS NATIONAL EMISSIONS TECHNOLOGY EMISSIONS SCENARIOS EMISSION GREENHOUSE WATERSHED MANAGEMENT ECOSYSTEM FROST GREENHOUSE GAS ABATEMENT LEAD CLIMATIC VARIATIONS PLANT BREEDING CROP CLIMATE CHANGE IPCC DROUGHT CARBON STORAGE CROP RESIDUE SOIL CARBON DEFORESTATION CLIMATE FORESTS REPORTS MEXICO CLIMATE SYSTEM NITROUS OXIDE CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION AGRICULTURE FOREST TROPICAL STORMS AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS FERTILIZATION GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE ENERGY EFFICIENCY INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS COPPER LAKES CARBON CERTIFICATES CARBON SEQUESTRATION CAPACITY NITROGEN FIXATION INVESTMENT NITROGEN IRRIGATION WATERSHED WEATHER CONDITIONS CARBON MARKET RAIN NITROUS OXIDE EMISSIONS METHANE GCM ARSENIC GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT FACILITY RENEWABLE ENERGY GASES CLIMATOLOGY CLIMATIC VARIABILITY BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION AFFORESTATION FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE EMISSIONS SCENARIO LAND‐USE PRICES FOREST ECOSYSTEMS BENEFITS ENERGY CLEAN” TECHNOLOGIES This study reports the results of “action research” to identify and prioritize stakeholder driven, locally relevant response options to climate change. These response options comprise the basis of local action plans developed to address agricultural adaptations to climate change in three diverse agroecoystems: the Yaqui Valley in northwestern Mexico, the Mantaro Valley in central Peru, and the western littoral regional of Uruguay. The study has three primary objectives. The first is to develop and apply a pilot methodology for assessing agricultural vulnerability to climate change and for formulating response strategies to inform private and public sector decisions in the Latin America region. The second objective is to formulate recommendations for investments in each of the selected agro-ecosystems in a range of areas including agricultural technology adaptation, infrastructure investments, public and private sectoral support activities, and institutional and policy changes. The final objective is to disseminate the study results in the Latin America region to help increase understanding of the impacts of climate change and alternative adaptation response strategies. 2016-04-20T22:20:16Z 2016-04-20T22:20:16Z 2009-05-22 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/03/26098926/vulnerability-climate-change-agricultural-systems-latin-america-caribbean-building-response-strategies-final-report http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24103 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work Economic & Sector Work :: Other Rural Study Latin America & Caribbean Central America Latin America South America Mexico Peru Uruguay |
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This study reports the results of “action research” to identify and prioritize stakeholder driven,
locally relevant response options to climate change. These response options comprise the basis of
local action plans developed to address agricultural adaptations to climate change in three
diverse agroecoystems: the Yaqui Valley in northwestern Mexico, the Mantaro Valley in central
Peru, and the western littoral regional of Uruguay. The study has three primary objectives. The
first is to develop and apply a pilot methodology for assessing agricultural vulnerability to
climate change and for formulating response strategies to inform private and public sector
decisions in the Latin America region. The second objective is to formulate recommendations
for investments in each of the selected agro-ecosystems in a range of areas including agricultural
technology adaptation, infrastructure investments, public and private sectoral support activities,
and institutional and policy changes. The final objective is to disseminate the study results in the
Latin America region to help increase understanding of the impacts of climate change and
alternative adaptation response strategies. |
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Vulnerability to Climate Change in Agricultural Systems in Latin America and the Caribbean : Building Response Strategies |
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Vulnerability to Climate Change in Agricultural Systems in Latin America and the Caribbean : Building Response Strategies |
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Vulnerability to Climate Change in Agricultural Systems in Latin America and the Caribbean : Building Response Strategies |
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Vulnerability to Climate Change in Agricultural Systems in Latin America and the Caribbean : Building Response Strategies |
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Vulnerability to Climate Change in Agricultural Systems in Latin America and the Caribbean : Building Response Strategies |
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vulnerability to climate change in agricultural systems in latin america and the caribbean : building response strategies |
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2016 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/03/26098926/vulnerability-climate-change-agricultural-systems-latin-america-caribbean-building-response-strategies-final-report http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24103 |
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