Titlebook: Climate Variability and Change in Africa; Perspectives, Experi Jonathan I. Matondo,Berhanu F. Alemaw,Wennegouda J Book 2020 Springer Nature

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-56170-2s emissions. There is high level of consensus on the likely effect of this on all aspects of the hydrological cycle, which in turn may alter the balance between water availability, food demand and supply in time and space in many parts of the world. Climate variability is also projected to increase,

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Multidimensional Test Problems, urban areas of Malawi. However, the vegetable production is dependent on stream water or residual moisture from wetlands, which are being affected by climate change. This study investigated the viability of multi-stakeholder experimentation with sustainable technologies for improving vegetable prod

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Multidimensional Test Problems,re used to conduct community participatory research on farm learning activities. Data on maize and sorghum seed germination, seedling quality as well as grain yields were collected and analysed using GenStat. The results revealed that there were no statistically significant differences (. ≥ 0.05) in

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The Equations of Fluid Dynamics,g stakeholders’ adaptation to climate change. The expected outcome should be the empowerment of rural areas and producer groups to recover from stresses and shocks in a timely manner, and maintain or enhance their adaptive capabilities. For this empowerment to be resilient and sustainable, the polic

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Random Choice and Related Methods,cess runoff harvesting potential, for the current climatology (1971–2000) and projected over the coming decades up to the 2050s. The indicators of rainfed practices of growing maize, sorghum and sunflower are discussed, which are likely influenced not only by climate, but also the response requiring

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