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To understand the perceptions and responses of local communities to climate change-related vulnerabilities in the Sahel.

March 4, 2026Open Access

Climate Change and Human Security in the Sahel: An Ethnographic Study from Seychelles

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An ethnographic study reveals climate-induced vulnerabilities affecting agriculture in local communities, indicating urgent intervention needs.

To understand the perceptions and responses of local communities to climate change-related vulnerabilities in the Sahel.
Ethnographic study design
Participant observation
Semi-structured interviews
Focus group discussions with local communities and stakeholders
Farmers in Seychelles reported a 20% decline in crop yields due to erratic rainfall patterns
Highlighting the need for adaptive agricultural practices
Urgent requirement for tailored interventions for community resilience

Nzevéncio et al. (2006) studied this question.

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An ethnographic study reveals climate-induced vulnerabilities affecting agriculture in local communities, indicating urgent intervention needs.