Titlebook: Climate-Smart and Resilient Food Systems and Security; Mohamed Behnassi,Abdulmalek A. Al-Shaikh,Turki Kha Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if appl

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Deborah Freund,Timothy M. Smeedingkills and management capacity of supply chain stakeholders. In Sri Lanka, the annual loss of fruits and vegetables during postharvest operation is around 30%–40% of the harvest and 20%–40% of the total harvest. High levels of postharvest losses may be the result of the lack of awareness and concern

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ies to accelerate the transformation of such systems.Present.This contributed book, as a part of a series of CERES publications, contributes to the scientific debate about the interlinkages between climate change, environment, and food systems. It highlights the opportunities to accelerate the trans

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Book 2024ge, environment, and food systems. It highlights the opportunities to accelerate the transformation of such systems within the perspective of sustainable, inclusive, and climate-smart practices. Most chapters are based on empirical research particularly done in vulnerable and resource-constrained co

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Book 2024untries from the Global South (such as India, Kenya, Pakistan, South Asia, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam) and provide policy-oriented inputs and recommendations to guide change processes at multiple scales. This project has implications for research, innovation, and policy design. .

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-22107-1 capacity, and mitigation potential), are essential to design the new generation cereal systems to reduce farmers’ vulnerability to climate change. Sustainable intensification through the integration of short-duration legumes and by replacement of input exhaustive crops are required to maintain the