Food security in Nepal is highly sensitive to climate risks. This report presents the finding of analysis carried out to find the relationship between climate variables and food security indicators. The analysis has three main objectives:(1) to identify spatial and temporal relationships between food security and climate variables by correlating, on the national and sub-national scales, the long-term data series of food security indicators (crop yields, food prices, livestock product output) and climate parameters
(precipitation and temperature); (2) to establish a vulnerability baseline in order to assess the factors that render a household vulnerable to climate variability; and (3) to identify a set of key policies to build adaptive capacity and reduce climate-related food insecurity in the most vulnerable communities.
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Publisher:
CCAFS, CCAFS, CGIAR, UNDP, WFP
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(2013
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Publication
in English
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Keywords:
CLIMATE RISK, PRECIPITATION-PRICE CORRELATION, MARKET DEPENDANCE, AWARNESS RAISING CAMPAIGN, INCOME DIVERSIFICATION, DROUGHT RISK MANAGEMENT, FOOD SECURITY, HUMAN POVERTY INDEX, CLIMATE-PRICE RELATIONSHIP, FOOD CONSUMPTION, POVERTY INDICATORS, DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT, CROP PRODUCTION, CLIMATE YIELD TRENDS, VULNERABILITIES, ECOLOGICAL BELTS, POPULATION DENSITY, DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION, CULTIVABLE LAND, DEMOGRAPHY, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION, NATURAL CALAMITIES
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Thematic Group:
WFP
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Food and Emergency humanitarian logistict support
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Thesaurus:
10.01.00
- Food And Nutrition
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