Transforming Smallholder Crop–Livestock Systems in the Face of Climate Change: Stakeholder-Driven Multi-Model Research in Semi-Arid Zimbabwe
Resource type
Report
Authors/contributors
- Tui, Sabine Homann-Kee (Author)
- Masikati, Patricia (Author)
- Descheemaeker, Katrien (Author)
- Sisito, Gevious (Author)
- Francis, B. Magnus (Author)
- Senda, Trinity S. (Author)
- Crespo, Olivier (Author)
- Moyo, Elisha N. (Author)
- Valdivia, Roberto O. (Author)
Title
Transforming Smallholder Crop–Livestock Systems in the Face of Climate Change: Stakeholder-Driven Multi-Model Research in Semi-Arid Zimbabwe
Abstract
This study provides a unique contribution to improving agricultural systems in the
face of changing climate and socio-economic conditions, integratingmulti-modeling
research with stakeholder engagement to inform future-oriented decision processes.
In areas like semi-aridZimbabwe, rural communities are highly vulnerable to climate
variability. Climate risk is not a future issue, but constitutes a current threat to
food security, if no improvement actions are taken. This study therefore frames the potential for agricultural systems to transform under current conditions and
under future conditions where different pathways would lead agricultural systems
to respond more favorably.
Date
2021-05-20
Call Number
openalex: W3174220913
Extra
DOI: 10.1142/9781786348814_0005
openalex: W3174220913
mag: 3174220913
Citation
Tui, S. H.-K., Masikati, P., Descheemaeker, K., Sisito, G., Francis, B. M., Senda, T. S., Crespo, O., Moyo, E. N., & Valdivia, R. O. (2021). Transforming Smallholder Crop–Livestock Systems in the Face of Climate Change: Stakeholder-Driven Multi-Model Research in Semi-Arid Zimbabwe. https://doi.org/10.1142/9781786348814_0005
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