Trans-Disciplinary Responses to Climate Change: Lessons from Rice-Based Systems in Asia
"Climate change will continue to have a largely detrimental impact on the agricultural sector worldwide because of predicted rising temperatures, variable rainfall, and an increase in extreme weather events. Reduced crop yields will lead to higher food prices and increased hardship for low income po...
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| author | Hellin, Jonathan Balié, Jean Fisher, Eleanor Kohli, Ajay Connor, Melanie Yadav, Sudhir Kumar, Virender Krupnik, Timothy J. Sander, Björn Ole Cobb, Joshua N. Nelson, Katherine Setiyono, Tri Puskur, Ranjitha Chivenge, Pauline P. Gummert, Martin |
| author_browse | Balié, Jean Chivenge, Pauline P. Cobb, Joshua N. Connor, Melanie Fisher, Eleanor Gummert, Martin Hellin, Jonathan Kohli, Ajay Krupnik, Timothy J. Kumar, Virender Nelson, Katherine Puskur, Ranjitha Sander, Björn Ole Setiyono, Tri Yadav, Sudhir |
| author_facet | Hellin, Jonathan Balié, Jean Fisher, Eleanor Kohli, Ajay Connor, Melanie Yadav, Sudhir Kumar, Virender Krupnik, Timothy J. Sander, Björn Ole Cobb, Joshua N. Nelson, Katherine Setiyono, Tri Puskur, Ranjitha Chivenge, Pauline P. Gummert, Martin |
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| description | "Climate change will continue to have a largely detrimental impact on the agricultural sector worldwide because of predicted rising temperatures, variable rainfall, and an increase in extreme weather events. Reduced crop yields will lead to higher food prices and increased hardship for low income populations, especially in urban areas. Action on climate change is one of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG 13) and is linked to the Paris Climate Agreement. The research challenge posed by climate change is so complex that a trans-disciplinary response is required, one that brings together researchers, practitioners, and policy-makers in networks where the lines between “research” and “development” become deliberately blurred. Fostering such networks will require researchers, throughout the world, not only to work across disciplines but also to pursue new South–North and South–South partnerships incorporating policy-makers and practitioners. We use our diverse research experiences to describe the emergence of such networks, such as the Direct Seeded Rice Consortium (DSRC) in South and Southeast Asia, and to identify lessons on how to facilitate and strengthen the development of trans-disciplinary responses to climate change." |
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| spelling | CGSpace1099532025-02-19T14:22:16Z Trans-Disciplinary Responses to Climate Change: Lessons from Rice-Based Systems in Asia Hellin, Jonathan Balié, Jean Fisher, Eleanor Kohli, Ajay Connor, Melanie Yadav, Sudhir Kumar, Virender Krupnik, Timothy J. Sander, Björn Ole Cobb, Joshua N. Nelson, Katherine Setiyono, Tri Puskur, Ranjitha Chivenge, Pauline P. Gummert, Martin climate change food system agriculture climate-smart agriculture "Climate change will continue to have a largely detrimental impact on the agricultural sector worldwide because of predicted rising temperatures, variable rainfall, and an increase in extreme weather events. Reduced crop yields will lead to higher food prices and increased hardship for low income populations, especially in urban areas. Action on climate change is one of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG 13) and is linked to the Paris Climate Agreement. The research challenge posed by climate change is so complex that a trans-disciplinary response is required, one that brings together researchers, practitioners, and policy-makers in networks where the lines between “research” and “development” become deliberately blurred. Fostering such networks will require researchers, throughout the world, not only to work across disciplines but also to pursue new South–North and South–South partnerships incorporating policy-makers and practitioners. We use our diverse research experiences to describe the emergence of such networks, such as the Direct Seeded Rice Consortium (DSRC) in South and Southeast Asia, and to identify lessons on how to facilitate and strengthen the development of trans-disciplinary responses to climate change." 2020-02-20 2020-10-23T14:18:36Z 2020-10-23T14:18:36Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/109953 en Open Access MDPI Hellin J, Balié J, Fisher E, Kohli A, Connor M, Yadav S, Kumar V, Krupnik TJ, Sander BO, Cobb J, Nelson K, Setiyono T, Puskur R, Chivenge P, Gummert M. 2020. Trans-Disciplinary Responses to Climate Change: Lessons from Rice-Based Systems in Asia. Climate 8(2):35. |
| spellingShingle | climate change food system agriculture climate-smart agriculture Hellin, Jonathan Balié, Jean Fisher, Eleanor Kohli, Ajay Connor, Melanie Yadav, Sudhir Kumar, Virender Krupnik, Timothy J. Sander, Björn Ole Cobb, Joshua N. Nelson, Katherine Setiyono, Tri Puskur, Ranjitha Chivenge, Pauline P. Gummert, Martin Trans-Disciplinary Responses to Climate Change: Lessons from Rice-Based Systems in Asia |
| title | Trans-Disciplinary Responses to Climate Change: Lessons from Rice-Based Systems in Asia |
| title_full | Trans-Disciplinary Responses to Climate Change: Lessons from Rice-Based Systems in Asia |
| title_fullStr | Trans-Disciplinary Responses to Climate Change: Lessons from Rice-Based Systems in Asia |
| title_full_unstemmed | Trans-Disciplinary Responses to Climate Change: Lessons from Rice-Based Systems in Asia |
| title_short | Trans-Disciplinary Responses to Climate Change: Lessons from Rice-Based Systems in Asia |
| title_sort | trans disciplinary responses to climate change lessons from rice based systems in asia |
| topic | climate change food system agriculture climate-smart agriculture |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/109953 |
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