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Agricultural Climate Atlas for Kajiado and Kiambu Counties, Kenya
Agricultural Extension in Environmental Issues Discourse: Case of Niger Delta Region of Nigeria
Agricultural Resilience to Climate Change in Burkina Faso: New Methodological Tools for Innovative Approaches
Analysis of international yield modelling approaches to ensure adaptation under different climate futures and spatiotemporal scales for semi-arid developing countries
Antioxidant Defense System and Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS) Interplay in Plants Under Drought Condition
Biochar Deployment Drivers and Barriers in Least Developed Countries
Biochar Enhances the Capacity of Climate-Smart Agriculture to Mitigate Climate Change
Biotechnology Role in Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation for Sustainable Crop ProductionBrachiaria Grass for Sustainable Livestock Production in Rwanda under Climate Change
Challenges and Prospects for Sugarcane Biorefineries in Mitigating Climate Change
Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience Building Through Small Grains Production in Tsholotsho, Zimbabwe
Climate Change Adaptation and Transformation of Smallholder Farming System in Mid-Ghana
Climate Change Adaptation Strategies and Food Security of Smallholder Farmers in the Rural Adansi North District of Ghana
Climate Change and Food Security in Smallholder Farming Households of Kogi State, Nigeria
Climate change extent and dipteran pollinators diversity in Africa
Climate Change-Driven Postharvest Losses and Household Food Security in Kayonza District, Rwanda
Climate Change Mitigation : Understanding the Distribution, Stock and Dynamics of Soil Organic Carbon in the Ethiopian Highlands
Climate Variability and Its Impacts on the Performance of Elite Uganda Maize Parental Lines
Climate variability and rice yeild : Climatology approach to food security
Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA): An Integrated Approach for Climate Change Management in the Agriculture Sector
Climate-Smart DSS for Future Crop Water Demand in Malaysia
Co-Benefits of CDM’s Renewable Energy Projects in India and Their Contribution to SDGs
Coping and Adapting to Climate Risks and Impacts: The Role of Assets and Institutions in Agricultural Livelihoods in Semiarid Ghana
Corporate Social Responsibility Online: Designing High-Performance Websites Simultaneously Reducing Their CO2 Emission Impact
Determinants of choice of climate change adaptation strategies amongst small-scale crop-livestock farmers: Case study of limpopo province, South Africa
Dynamic Modeling of Climate Change Impact on Agricultural Lands and Water Resources
Ecological Agriculture’s Potential in Building the Resilience of Smallholder Agricultural Soils Under a Changing Climate
Ecological engineering to mitigate eutrophication in the flooding zone of the river Nyong, CameroonEffects of Climate Change on Yam Production in South-South Nigeria
Enhancing Food Security Through Climate-Smart Agriculture and Sustainable Policy in Nigeria
Fate of Coastal Aquifers under the Changing Climate and Hydrologic Extremes: Review and Modeling Scenarios
Frugal Eco-innovation for Addressing Climate Change in Emerging Countries: Case of Biogas Digester in Indonesia
Global Warming and Drought, Agriculture, Water Resources, and Food Security: Impacts and Responses from the Tropics
Impact Assessment of Rainfall Variability on Cowpea (Vigna unguiculata) Yield in Southwestern Nigeria
Impact of Animal Origin Food Production on Climate Change and Vice Versa: Analysis from a Meat and Dairy Products PerspectiveImpact of Climate Change and Adaptation Strategies Practiced by Small-Scale Farmers
Impact of Climate Change on Crop Production in Serbia
Impacts of Floods and Riverbank Erosions on the Rural Lives and Livelihoods Strategies in Bangladesh: Evidence from Kurigram
Indigenous Weather Forecasting Systems: Implication to Agricultural Activities in Gog District, Southwest Ethiopia
Inequalities in Access to Climate-Smart Agriculture Technologies, Infrastructure, and Institutional Services in Africa: Evidence from Malawi and Ethiopia
Integrated Soil Fertility Management Approaches for Climate Change Adaptation, Mitigation, and Enhanced Crop Productivity
Integrating Adaptation and Mitigation in Irrigation Through Diffusion of Solar Energy Technology: A Case from the Northwest BangladeshIrrigation Practices in Moderately Warm Arid Areas of Sub-Sahara Africa
Lacking Policies and Legal Rules on Bio and Agrobiodiversity for adapting Globalized Climate Change: Case Study of Chile
Management of Agricultural Lands for Sustainable Crop Cultivation and Greenhouse Gas Reduction
Micro-level Dynamics of Climate Risks Adaptation in a Semi-arid Agroecology
Mobile Apps and Digital Games for Young People to Bridge the Knowledge Gap in Climate Change Adaptation Measures
Monitoring Adaptation Using Earth Observations in View of the “Global Stocktake”
Organic Carbon in Tropical Soils: Current Trends and Potential for Carbon Sequestration in Nigerian Cropping SystemsPioneering Anticipatory Climate Change Management: A Pilot Study on World Vision’s Early Warning Early Action System (EWEAS)
Reducing Vulnerability of Rain-fed Cereal Production through Crop Simulation Modelling
Responses of Cereal Farmers to Drought in Guinea Savannah Ecological Zone of Nigeria
Rural Renaissance, Multifunctional Landscapes, and Climate Adaptation: Trilogy Proposal from Grassroots Innovation and Participatory Action Research Projects
Scaling Climate-Smart Agriculture Through Interdisciplinary Research-for-Development: Learning from South and Southeast Asia’s Rice-Based Systems
Smallholder Farmers’ Livelihood Strategies and Determinants of Climate Change Adaptation: Perspectives from the Middle Zambezi Biosphere Reserve, Zimbabwe
Strengthening Smallholder Farmers’ Capacity to Adapt to Climate Change: Roles of Community Seedbanks
Sustainable Agricultural Practices as a Response to Climate Change in Northern Ethiopia
Sustainable Rural Development Model to Face Climate Changes, and Sustain Cashew Production, in Mozambique
Techno-Economic Assessment of Biochar Production from Sewage Sludge as a Climate Change Mitigation Strategy
Transitioning to a Low GHG Emissions Future for Agriculture in India: A Daunting Challenge
A Time Series Analysis of the Nexus Between Climate Change and Cassava Production in Southwest Nigeria
Accelerating Climate Action Beyond Company Gates
Adaptation and Drafting of International and National Legal Rules at the National Level: Latin American ContributionAddressing Climate Change Risks: Importance and Urgency
Analysis of How International Finance is Supporting Planned Adaptation Priorities in Least Developed Countries
Analysis of International Climate Change Agreements in the Context of Latin America and the Caribbean
Assessment of Climate Change-Induced Migration of Crop Farmers in Northern Nigeria
Between Making Money and Driving Change: How Impact Investors Are Cultivating Middle Ground in Climate Finance
Causality Between Temperature, Precipitation, and Civil Disorder in the Mediterranean Countries: Comparative Analysis
Characteristics and Determinants of the Resilience of Smallholder Farmers: Lessons from Application of the RIMA II Methodology in Eastern AfricaClimate Adaptation by International Multidisciplinary Knowledge Exchange: Sharing Challenges and Solutions in ClimateCafés in the Philippines and Peru
Climate Change and Depopulated Rural Areas in the Global North: Geographical Socio-political Proce
Walter Leal Filho holds the chairs of Climate Change Management at the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (Germany), and Environment and Technology at Manchester Metropolitan University (UK). He directs the Research and Transfer Centre “Sustainability Development and Climate Change Management.” His main research interests are in the fields of sustainable development and climate change, also including aspects of climate change and health. He has over 30 years’ experience on climate change projects and directs the International Climate Change Information and Research Programme.
Johannes M. Luetz is the research chair at Christian Heritage College (CHC), an independent higher education provider in Brisbane, Australia. He has consulted extensively for World Vision International on research projects raising awareness of the growing effects of demographic, environmental, and climate change on vulnerable communities in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. He was raised in Sierra Leone and Switzerland; cares deeply about poverty reduction, holistic education, justice, and equity; and has researched and published conceptually and empirically in these areas. He is a big-picture thinker and has interdisciplinary research interests at the science-faith and science-policy interface. This interest has resulted in several authored and edited books, including Beyond Belief: Opportunities for Faith-Engaged Approaches to Climate-Change Adaptation in the Pacific Islands (Springer, 2021), Innovating Christian Education Research: Multidisciplinary Perspectives (Springer, 2021), and Planet Prepare (WVI, 2008), among others. He was also involved as an author and section editor on Quality Education: Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (Springer, 2020), the largest editorial project on sustainable development ever undertaken, and the world’s most comprehensive publication on the United Nations SDGs – Vol. 4. addresses SDG 4: “Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.” Dr. Luetz is an adjunct academic in the School of Social Sciences at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Sydney. There he also completed his PhD (environmental policy and management) in human xxxiii climate migration. His PhD research has featured in national news and documentaries (Bolivia, Bangladesh, Maldives). He has spoken at the UNSW Town & Gown annual signature dinner and has been a guest on ABC Radio National The Science Show. His research has attracted grants, prizes, scholarships, awards, and distinctions, including best thesis prize (2006), UNSW UIP Award (2009), UNSW ASPIRE Award (2012), and best paper awards (2017, 2018). Dr. Luetz convenes the Master of Social Science Leadership program at CHC, which through its research and teaching activities on change leadership seeks to give rise to equitable social transformation. Dr. Luetz is also adjunct fellow at the University of the Sunshine Coast (USC), deputy editor of Emerald journal IJCCSM, member of the academic board at CHC, and member of the editorial board of Springer Nature journal Discover Sustainability. He maintains an active website at www.luetz.com.
Dr. Desalegn Yayeh Ayal is an Associate Professor of Disaster Risk Management and Sustainable Development at the Center for Food Security Studies, College of Development Studies, Addis Ababa University. Desalegn holds a PhD degree in Geography. Desalegn serves as the Deputy Editor of International Journal of Climate Change Strategies and Management. He has published more than 40 publications including books, book chapters, and referred journal articles. He is East Africa vice president for Interconnections for Making Africa Great Empowered and Sustainable Initiative. He is a founder and director of Academics Stand Against Poverty (ASAP) Ethiopian Chapter. He has also presented papers on climate adaptation and related issues at many international and national conferences. His principal areas of research interest include climate change vulnerability, climate change adaptation, climate change mitigation and related issues, indigenous weather forecasting, integrated natural resources rehabilitation and management, livelihoods and food security nexus, among others. He thoroughly understands the link between natural and human induced hazards with sustainable development, and works hard to familiarize with current tools of climate change impact assessment on livelihood and the wider environment. He has been actively involved in climate resilience and integrated natural resources rehabilitation and management research, and development interventions to improve food security.
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