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Should long-term climate change adaptation be focused on smallholders?
Shira Bukchin-Peles
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, Ram Fishman
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Department of Geography
Glocal Master of International Development
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Climate Change Adaptation
100%
Smallholders
100%
Long-term Climate Change
100%
Climate Change Impacts
50%
Rural Population
25%
Asia
25%
Developing Countries
25%
Environmental Change
25%
Increased Productivity
25%
Africa
25%
Rural Areas
25%
Human Exposure
25%
Demographic Processes
25%
Farm Size
25%
Past Trends
25%
Historical Population
25%
Cultivated Land
25%
Smallholder Agriculture
25%
Historical Trends
25%
Productivity Change
25%
Global Poor
25%
Demographic Projections
25%
Trend Projection
25%
Economic Processes
25%
Social Sciences
Climate Change
100%
Climate Policy
100%
Asia
50%
Rural Areas
50%
Environmental Degradation
50%
Population Projection
50%
Africa
50%
Rural Population
50%
Farm Size
50%
Developing Country
50%
Prevalence
50%
Productivity Change
50%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Climate Change Impact
100%
Climate Change Adaptation
100%
Environmental Change
50%
Africa
50%
Asia
50%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Smallholder
100%
Climate Policy
100%
Developing Countries
20%
Economic Process
20%