Climate change impacts and mitigation in the developing world: an integrated assessment of the agriculture and forestry sectors

This paper conducts an integrated assessment of climate change impacts and climate mitigation on agricultural commodity markets and food availability in low- and middle-income countries. The analysis uses the partial equilibrium model GLOBIOM to generate scenarios to 2080. The findings show that cli...

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Autores principales: Havlík, Petr, Valin, Hugo, Gusti, Mykola, Schmid, Erwin, Leclère, D., Forsell N, Herrero, Mario, Khabarov, N., Mosnier, Aline, Cantele M, Obersteiner, Michael
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Publicado: World Bank 2015
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/70113
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author Havlík, Petr
Valin, Hugo
Gusti, Mykola
Schmid, Erwin
Leclère, D.
Forsell N
Herrero, Mario
Khabarov, N.
Mosnier, Aline
Cantele M
Obersteiner, Michael
author_browse Cantele M
Forsell N
Gusti, Mykola
Havlík, Petr
Herrero, Mario
Khabarov, N.
Leclère, D.
Mosnier, Aline
Obersteiner, Michael
Schmid, Erwin
Valin, Hugo
author_facet Havlík, Petr
Valin, Hugo
Gusti, Mykola
Schmid, Erwin
Leclère, D.
Forsell N
Herrero, Mario
Khabarov, N.
Mosnier, Aline
Cantele M
Obersteiner, Michael
author_sort Havlík, Petr
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description This paper conducts an integrated assessment of climate change impacts and climate mitigation on agricultural commodity markets and food availability in low- and middle-income countries. The analysis uses the partial equilibrium model GLOBIOM to generate scenarios to 2080. The findings show that climate change effects on the agricultural sector will increase progressively over the century. By 2030, the impact of climate change on food consumption is moderate but already twice as large in a world with high inequalities than in a more equal world. In the long run, impacts could be much stronger, with global average calorie losses of 6 percent by 2050 and 14 percent by 2080. A mitigation policy to stabilize climate below 2°C uniformly applied to all regions as a carbon tax would also result in a 6 percent reduction in food availability by 2050 and 12 percent reduction by 2080 compared to the reference scenario. To avoid more severe impacts of climate change mitigation on development than climate change itself, revenue from carbon pricing policies will need to be redistributed appropriately. Overall, the projected effects of climate change and mitigation on agricultural markets raise important issues for food security in the long run, but remain more limited in the medium term horizon of 2030. Thus, there are opportunities for low- and middle-income countries to pursue immediate development needs and thus prepare for later periods when adaptation needs and mitigation efforts will become the greatest.
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spelling CGSpace701132024-03-06T10:16:43Z Climate change impacts and mitigation in the developing world: an integrated assessment of the agriculture and forestry sectors Havlík, Petr Valin, Hugo Gusti, Mykola Schmid, Erwin Leclère, D. Forsell N Herrero, Mario Khabarov, N. Mosnier, Aline Cantele M Obersteiner, Michael food security climate change land use bioenergy poverty agriculture This paper conducts an integrated assessment of climate change impacts and climate mitigation on agricultural commodity markets and food availability in low- and middle-income countries. The analysis uses the partial equilibrium model GLOBIOM to generate scenarios to 2080. The findings show that climate change effects on the agricultural sector will increase progressively over the century. By 2030, the impact of climate change on food consumption is moderate but already twice as large in a world with high inequalities than in a more equal world. In the long run, impacts could be much stronger, with global average calorie losses of 6 percent by 2050 and 14 percent by 2080. A mitigation policy to stabilize climate below 2°C uniformly applied to all regions as a carbon tax would also result in a 6 percent reduction in food availability by 2050 and 12 percent reduction by 2080 compared to the reference scenario. To avoid more severe impacts of climate change mitigation on development than climate change itself, revenue from carbon pricing policies will need to be redistributed appropriately. Overall, the projected effects of climate change and mitigation on agricultural markets raise important issues for food security in the long run, but remain more limited in the medium term horizon of 2030. Thus, there are opportunities for low- and middle-income countries to pursue immediate development needs and thus prepare for later periods when adaptation needs and mitigation efforts will become the greatest. 2015-11 2016-01-22T16:35:00Z 2016-01-22T16:35:00Z Working Paper https://hdl.handle.net/10568/70113 en Open Access World Bank Havlik P, Valin H, Husti M, Schmid E, Leclere D, Forsell N, Herrero M, Khabarov N, Mosnier A, Cantele M, Obersteiner M. 2015. Climate change impacts and mitigation in the developing world: an integrated assessment of the agriculture and forestry sectors. Policy Research Working Paper 7477. Washington DC: World Bank.
spellingShingle food security
climate change
land use
bioenergy
poverty
agriculture
Havlík, Petr
Valin, Hugo
Gusti, Mykola
Schmid, Erwin
Leclère, D.
Forsell N
Herrero, Mario
Khabarov, N.
Mosnier, Aline
Cantele M
Obersteiner, Michael
Climate change impacts and mitigation in the developing world: an integrated assessment of the agriculture and forestry sectors
title Climate change impacts and mitigation in the developing world: an integrated assessment of the agriculture and forestry sectors
title_full Climate change impacts and mitigation in the developing world: an integrated assessment of the agriculture and forestry sectors
title_fullStr Climate change impacts and mitigation in the developing world: an integrated assessment of the agriculture and forestry sectors
title_full_unstemmed Climate change impacts and mitigation in the developing world: an integrated assessment of the agriculture and forestry sectors
title_short Climate change impacts and mitigation in the developing world: an integrated assessment of the agriculture and forestry sectors
title_sort climate change impacts and mitigation in the developing world an integrated assessment of the agriculture and forestry sectors
topic food security
climate change
land use
bioenergy
poverty
agriculture
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/70113
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