2°Cincrease
by 2050 compared
with 1986-2005
by 2050 compared
with 1986-2005
In the absence
of climate change adaptation solutions, agricultural yields could decline by at least 5% per degree of global temperature increase. This would jeopardize our food security, farmers' incomes and macroeconomic performance.
of climate change adaptation solutions, agricultural yields could decline by at least 5% per degree of global temperature increase. This would jeopardize our food security, farmers' incomes and macroeconomic performance.
Macroeconomic performance
Crop production
Food
insecurity
insecurity
3000+possible combinations of adaptation technologies and practices
The investments required for adaptation are estimated at between $340 and $500 billion. Ensuring the profitability of these investments is essential to building resilience in the agricultural sector. According to our modelling, an optimal combination of technologies and practices could increase productivity by up to 50%.
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