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Food security without food transfers? A CGE analysis for Ethiopia of the different food security impacts of fertilizer subsidies and locally sourced food transfers por Caria, A. Stefano, Tamru, Seneshaw, Bizuneh, Gera

“…Most of the population lives in rural areas where poverty is widespread and livelihoods vulnerable to shocks and poverty traps. This paper looks at different approaches to improve food security in Ethiopia. …”
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The impact of global climate change on the Indonesian economy por Oktaviani, Rina, Amaliah, Syarifah, Ringler, Claudia, Rosegrant, Mark W., Sulser, Timothy B.

“…Taking international food price shocks into account would increase negative impacts. …”
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Food policy liberalization in Bangladesh: how the government and the markets delivered por Chowdhury, Nuimuddin, Farid, Nasir, Roy, Devesh

“…These estimates are used in a multi-market model for Bangladesh as estimates for global price shocks. Sensitivity analysis shows that over a range of values involving both an upper and a lower limit, small declines will occur in real incomes and caloric levels of both urban poor and rural landless households, while large farms will experience a small gain in their real incomes. …”
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The impact of climate variability and change on economic growth and poverty in Zambia por Thurlow, James, Zhu, Tingju, Diao, Xinshen

“…Moreover, most of the negative impacts of climate variability occur in the southern and central regions of the country, where food insecurity is most vulnerable to climate shocks. Overall, climate variability keeps 300,000 people below the national poverty line by 2016. …”
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Spatial rice yield estimation based on MODIS and Sentinel-1 SAR data and ORYZA crop growth model por Setiyono, Tri, Quicho, Emma, Gatti, Luca, Campos-Taberner, Manuel, Busetto, Lorenzo, Collivignarelli, Francesco, García-Haro, Francisco, Boschetti, Mirco, Khan, Nasreen, Holecz, Francesco

“…Crop insurance is a viable solution to reduce the vulnerability of smallholder farmers to risks from pest and disease outbreaks, extreme weather events, and market shocks that threaten their household food and income security. …”
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Weather risks, crop losses, and risk proneness: An examination of evolving risk preferences of rice farmers in Bangladesh por Parker Wheatley, W., Khanam, Taznoore, Pede, Valerien O., Yamano, Takashi

“…This article contributes to the literature on risk preference formation by considering the possibility that less significant deviations than shocks might also contribute to evolving risk preferences. …”
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Regional High-Level Multi-stakeholder Policy Dialogue por Whitfield, Stephen, Mavuso, Terrence, Sarku, Rebecca, Nkanyani, Shiluva Chauke

“…Key highlights from the dialogue underscored the urgent need for climate-smart agricultural practices to build resilience against climate change and economic shocks. Participants reached a consensus on the importance of integrating indigenous knowledge systems with modern scientific research, fostering gender equity, and involving youth in agricultural policy frameworks. …”
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Situational analysis of the agriculture sector nationally determined contribution (NDC) in Kenya por African Group Of Negotiators Experts Support (AGNES)

“…These challenges exacerbate the vulnerability and dampen adaptive capacity of smallholder farmers to climate shocks, particularly in the food basket regions.…”
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Agroecological Homestead Model (AHM): technical and implementation report, Madhya Pradesh, India por Malaiappan, Sudharsan, Gadewar, P., Goverdhanam, S., Konwar, D., Kumar, Gopal, Krishnan, S., Sikka, Alok

“…The model has also demonstrated the potential to optimize resource use efficiency, strengthen resilience to climatic and economic shocks, and contribute to environmental sustainability. …”
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Myanmar Agricultural Performance Survey Round Five: Note on Sample Characteristics and Weighting por Myanmar Agriculture Policy Support Activity

“…Module F consists of data on farm input use including purchased inputs, mechanization, labor, and the effect of natural shocks. Module G presents information on crop marketing and Module H provides data on farm and livestock assets. …”
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CafeClima: Grow Smarter Coffee por Schmidt, Paul Gunter, Gautron, Romain Claude Gaby, Rahn, Eric Thomas, Castro Llanos, Fabio Alexander, Barrera, Santos, Delgado Muñoz, Luis Fernando, Berny Mier y Teran, Jorge C, Maina, Catherine, Umaña, Emilia, Neuschwander, Hanna, Bunn, Christian

“…Choosing which coffee varieties to grow is a crucial long-term decision, with consequences for yields, quality, and resilience to pests and diseases and climate shocks. Historically, access to information about variety performance under different conditions has been limited. …”
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Strengthen PSNP Institutions and Resilience Phase II (SPIR II), Ethiopia: Baseline Survey por International Food Policy Research Institute

“…The SPIR-II aims to enhance livelihoods, increase resilience to shocks, and improve food security and nutrition for rural households vulnerable to food insecurity in Ethiopia. …”
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Drought and consumption impacts of climate-smart-agricultural practices adoption in drought prone area of Eastern Hararghe, Ethiopia por Mume, Jafer, Haji, Jema, Jaleta, Moti, Jemal, Kedir

“…Annual consumption expenditure of the households is seriously affected by climate shocks in the country where the major livelihood of the community depends on rain-based agriculture. …”
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Enhancing maize resilience through bundled climate-smart solutions across Agricultural Commercialization Clusters (ACCs) in Ethiopia: From pilot implementation to scalable impact por Dejene, Sintayehu W., Alemayehu, Sintayehu, Tadesse, Terefe, Tesfaye, Lidya, Gebre, Liyuneh, Tegegne, Getachew, Chilambe, Pedro, Girvetz, Evan

“…Adoption was supported through a Climate-Smart Credit Scoring (CSCS) Tool, enabling 6,000 farmers to be profiled, 1,800 shortlisted for finance, and 600 to access credit and insurance, facilitating timely input use, enhanced CSA adoption, and strengthened resilience to climatic and economic shocks. Weather and climate information services and agro-advisory support provided actionable guidance on planting, pest management, and input use, combining forecasts with local knowledge. …”
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Zambia gender strategy: Building equitable climate-resilient African bean & insect sectors por Mulube, Mwiinga, Banda, Arnold, Chanda, Moses, Ouya, Frederick, Lutomia, Cosmas, Ketema, Dessalegn, Nchanji, Eileen

“…Zambia’s smallholder agriculture is also becoming more vulnerable to climate shocks such as droughts, unpredictable rainfall, and insect infestations, which may hurt yields and food security for families. …”
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Unlocking Finance through Livestock: Ethiopia's Innovative Lending Model por Endrias, Abrhame, Demissie, Teferi

“…This financing gap directly contributes to low milk yields, high livestock mortality, vulnerability to climate shocks, and suppressed household incomes. Nationally, it is estimated that less than 10% of smallholder farmers have access to formal financial services, with livestock producers particularly underserved despite the high economic value of their animals. …”
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Food and water security under global change: Developing adaptive capacity with a focus on rural Africa por CGIAR Challenge Program on Water and Food

“…Moreover, early warning of extreme climatic events, such as droughts and floods, can alert farmers to the shocks, enabling them to take action to reduce their vulnerability, such as selling livestock and increasing food stocks. …”
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Technical characteristics and economic performance of commercial tilapia hatcheries applying different management systems in Egypt por Nasr-Allah, A.M., Dickson, M.W., Al-Kenawy, D.A.R., Ahmed, M.F.M., El-Naggar, G.O.

“…Greenhouse-based hatcheries are also more likely to remain profitable when faced with financial shocks.…”
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Predicted changes in herd immunity levels against Rift Valley fever virus in livestock following a natural exposure por Gachohi, John M., Bett, Bernard K.

“…These inter-annual transmissions might be responsible for sustaining herd immunity over time especially when there are no external shocks associated with droughts, migration and tribal animosities. …”
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Qualitative model of potato seed systems: A proposal to converge seed-related biophysical and socioeconomic factors. por Ortíz, O., Pérez, W., Orrego, R., Tenorio, J., Schulte-Geldermann, Elmar, Schulz, S., Demo, P., Kakuhenzire, R., Kadian, M.S., Carli, C., Xie, K.

“…This paper presents a proposal for modeling potato seed systems by identifying the key factors that influence the use of quality seed by farmers, which includes three main types of factors, namely 1) the biophysical factors related to seed degeneration and seed availability, both influenced by the presence of biotic (viruses, bacterial wilt, and other diseases, or pest such as potato tuber moth), and abiotic constraints (frosts or draughts that represent shocks that could threaten seed availability); 2) management factors, including farmers' own seed management practices and also the seed multiplication technologies used by the private or public sector in charge of seed supply, this influenced in turn by the existing regulatory frameworks; 3) demand and market related factors, which includes farmers' willingness to pay for quality seed, influenced by their perception about the added value of seed quality, the market demand for specific varieties, and the profitability of potato cultivation as a business. …”
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