Climate-Resilient Development in Agriculture
Climate-resilient agriculture (CRA) is an approach that includes sustainbly using existing natural resources through crop and livestock production systems to achieve long-term higher productivity and farm incomes under climate variabilities.This practice reduces hunger and poverty in the face of climate change for forthcoming generations. CRA practices can alter the current situation and sustain agricultural production from the local to the global level, especially in a sustainable manner.
Target Audience
Farmers, agricultural extension workers, policymakers, researchers, and stakeholders involved in agriculture and climate resilience initiatives.
Featured Course:
Climate Change and Agriculture
- Impacts of Climate Change on Agriculture
- Climate-Smart Agriculture Concepts
- Importance of Adaptation and Mitigation
Sustainable Farming Practices
- Agroecology and Organic Farming
- Water-Smart Agriculture
- Soil Health Management
Technology and Innovation in Agriculture
- Precision Farming and IoT
- Climate-Resilient Crop Breeding
- Digital Agriculture for Resilience
Policy and Institutional Support for Resilient Agriculture
- Government Policies Supporting Resilient Agriculture
- Financial Mechanisms and Support
- Capacity Building for Farmers and Stakeholders
Climate Resilient Development
- Integrating Climate Change Adaptation into DRR
- Mainstreaming Resilience in Development
- Community-Based Climate Resilient Practices