The exacerbating effect of climate change on hunger cannot be overemphasized in Africa—a region where only four per cent of farms are irrigated. For instance, rain-dependent crops like peanuts and millet are experiencing reduced productivity attributable to sporadic rainfall. In order to circumvent the problem of crop failure, women in Africa are beginning to grow drought-resistant rice among other cereals.

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Women and the Challenges of Climate Change

  • Mary Okumu Jimoh,
  • Sagie Narsiah

摘要

The exacerbating effect of climate change on hunger cannot be overemphasized in Africa—a region where only four per cent of farms are irrigated. For instance, rain-dependent crops like peanuts and millet are experiencing reduced productivity attributable to sporadic rainfall. In order to circumvent the problem of crop failure, women in Africa are beginning to grow drought-resistant rice among other cereals.