Farmer Organisations and Climate Change Adaptation Pacific Island people have a deep experience in coping with the effects of climate variability on agriculture, driven largely by the region’s exposure to the vagaries of the El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO). Traditional farming systems, which centre on agroecological approaches, have demonstrated some resilience against external shocks and […]
Farmer Organisations and Climate Change Policy Climate projections for the region serve to emphasize the climate unpredictability, variability and intensity that farmers will have to adapt to in the future. The impact that climate change is having on agriculture in the Pacific is evident from the data around agriculture loss and damage from extreme weather […]