Comparative analysis reveals climate change impacts and resilience strategies in Equatorial Guinea's agriculture.
Equatorial Guinea's agriculture sector is vulnerable to climate shocks such as droughts and floods, which affect both production levels and farmer livelihoods. A comparative study using qualitative and quantitative methods, including interviews with farmers, analysis of supply chain data, and stakeholder workshops. Findings indicate a significant variability in resilience strategies among different agricultural sectors, particularly in terms of irrigation practices (60% vs. 40%) and insurance uptake (25% vs. 75%). Resilience dynamics differ substantially across supply chains, with some demonstrating more robust adaptation to climate shocks than others. Policy recommendations include enhancing farmer access to irrigation technology and increasing insurance coverage in vulnerable regions. Agricultural resilience, Climate change, Supply chain management, Equatorial Guinea
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