Heliyon,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
10(11), С. e32058 - e32058
Опубликована: Май 29, 2024
Water
insecurity,
the
inability
to
reliably
access
and
benefit
from
affordable,
adequate,
safe
water
1,
is
a
widespread
issue
experienced
by
millions
globally
2.
Although
countries
throughout
sub-Saharan
Africa
have
made
progress
toward
universal
drinking
in
prior
decade
3,
many
households
still
rely
on
unsafe
sources
that
require
substantial
travel
time
use.
According
WHO/UNICEF
Joint
Monitoring
Programme
for
Supply,
Sanitation
Hygiene
(JMP),
not
track
meet
Sustainable
Development
Goal
6
("water
sanitation
all")
2030,
with
only
30%
of
population
2020
having
safely
managed
services
4.
Journal of Agriculture and Food Research,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15, С. 100978 - 100978
Опубликована: Янв. 12, 2024
The
East
of
Africa
is
the
least
developed
region,
most
food
insecure
and
difficult
development
challenges
in
world.
article
review
examines
seventy-six
peer-reviewed
articles
on
climate-linked
insecurity
economic
mostly
published
2017–2023.
study
evaluates
to
what
extent
literature
provides,
explain,
illustrate
numerous
linkages
between
climate
change,
development.
This
includes
two
sections;
first
section
insecurity,
which
a
result
violent
conflict
brought
by
effects
change;
second
an
integrated
approach
address
related
change
insecurity.
According
study,
decreased
agricultural
productivity
as
factor
conflict.
Food
are
mutually
reinforcing
closely
linked.
In
addition,
lessen
policies
must
employ
adaptive
strategies.
distribution
management
land,
water,
other
natural
resources
need
be
improved
order
resolve
conflicts
caused
change.
For
develop
successful
strategy
for
addressing
conflict-related
participation
resource-sharing
agreements
land-use
planning
needs
strengthened.
Local
resource
identification
possible
hotspots
using
early
warning,
risk
assessments,
scenario
analysis
were
suggested
ways
due
key
policy
implication
that
best
strategies
promote
long-term
security
establish
rule
law,
set
high
standards
regulation,
protect
property
rights,
establishing
national
frameworks
resolving
climate-related
conflicts,
settle
conflicts.
Sustainability,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
15(23), С. 16461 - 16461
Опубликована: Ноя. 30, 2023
This
study
addresses
a
notable
gap
in
the
climate
change
literature
by
examining
potential
of
artificial
intelligence
and
machine
learning
(AI–ML)
urban
adaptation
sustainable
development
across
major
global
continents.
While
much
attention
has
been
given
to
mitigation
strategies,
this
uniquely
delves
into
AI–ML’s
underexplored
role
catalyzing
contemporary
future
centers.
The
research
thoroughly
explores
diverse
case
studies
from
Africa,
Asia,
Australasia,
Europe,
North
America,
South
utilizing
methodological
framework
involving
six-step
five-step
models
for
systematic
reviews.
findings
underscore
AI–ML
achievements,
illuminate
challenges,
emphasize
need
context-specific
collaborative
approaches.
imply
that
one-size-fits-all
approach
is
insufficient.
Instead,
successful
strategies
must
be
intricately
linked
particular
characteristics,
vulnerabilities,
intricacies
each
region.
Furthermore,
underscores
importance
international
collaboration,
knowledge
sharing,
technology
transfer
expedite
integration
globally.
envisions
promising
trajectory
domain,
emphasizing
necessity
ongoing
research,
innovation,
practical
applications.
As
remains
defining
challenge,
predicts
an
increasingly
pivotal
constructing
climate-resilient
centers
promoting
development.
Continuous
efforts
advance
technologies,
establish
robust
policy
frameworks,
ensure
universal
access
are
crucial
harnessing
transformative
capabilities
combat
consequences.
Farming System,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
1(2), С. 100019 - 100019
Опубликована: Май 31, 2023
Climate
change
is
one
of
the
main
challenges
facing
agriculture
in
sub-Saharan
Africa,
a
region
where
many
rely
on
rain-fed
farming
for
their
livelihoods.
Climate-smart
agricultural
practices
(CSAPs)
have
been
identified
as
promising
solution
to
combat
this
problem.
This
paper
reviews
literature
CSAPs
Africa
(SSA).
Specifically,
review
describes
existing
adoption
region,
provides
more
up-to-date
summary
expanding
and
important
issue
presents
an
overview
current
evidence
reliable
means
farmers
SSA
address
climate
issues.
The
suggests
that
rate
comparatively
low.
However,
varies
greatly
across
region.
studies
constitute
also
provide
benefits
adopting
environment,
ranging
from
increased
productivity,
resilience,
income
farmers,
decreased
greenhouse
gas
emissions
improved
soil
health.
decision
adopt
particular
influenced
by
several
factors,
including
personal
social-psychological
environmental,
physical,
ecological
farm
economic
well
institutional,
policy,
structural
factors.
Also,
gender-based
barriers
impact
SSA,
placing
women
at
disadvantage.
concludes
it
crucial
leverage
drivers
improve
rates
SSA.
Journal of Environmental Science and Health Part C,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
41(3-4), С. 77 - 120
Опубликована: Окт. 2, 2023
Climate
change
and
air
pollution
are
two
interconnected
global
challenges
that
have
profound
impacts
on
human
health.
In
Africa,
a
continent
known
for
its
rich
biodiversity
diverse
ecosystems,
the
adverse
effects
of
climate
particularly
concerning.
This
review
study
examines
implications
health
well-being
in
Africa.
It
explores
intersection
these
factors
their
impact
various
outcomes,
including
cardiovascular
disease,
respiratory
disorders,
mental
health,
vulnerable
populations
such
as
children
elderly.
The
highlights
disproportionate
groups
emphasizes
need
targeted
interventions
policies
to
protect
Furthermore,
it
discusses
role
exacerbating
potential
long-term
consequences
public
also
addresses
importance
considering
temperature
precipitation
changes
modifiers
pollution.
By
synthesizing
existing
research,
this
aims
shed
light
complex
relationships
highlight
key
findings,
knowledge
gaps,
solutions
mitigating
region.
insights
gained
from
can
inform
evidence-based
mitigate
promote
sustainable
development
Abstract
Main
conclusion
Plant
Biomarkers
are
objective
indicators
of
a
plant’s
cellular
state
in
response
to
abiotic
and
biotic
stress
factors.
They
can
be
explored
crop
breeding
engineering
produce
stress-tolerant
species.
Global
food
production
safely
sustainably
remains
top
priority
feed
the
ever-growing
human
population,
expected
reach
10
billion
by
2050.
However,
factors
negatively
impact
systems,
causing
between
70
100%
reduction
yield.
Understanding
plant
responses
is
critical
for
developing
novel
crops
that
adapt
better
various
adverse
environmental
conditions.
Using
biomarkers
as
measurable
external
stimuli
could
serve
early
warning
signals
detect
stresses
before
severe
damage
occurs.
have
received
considerable
attention
last
decade
pre-stress
economically
important
crops.
This
review
discusses
some
associated
with
conditions
highlights
their
importance
stress-resilient
In
addition,
we
highlighted
influencing
expression
plants
under
stress.
The
information
presented
this
would
educate
researchers,
breeders,
agronomists
on
significance
biology
research,
which
essential
improving
growth
yield
toward
sustainable
production.
Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
6
Опубликована: Июль 8, 2022
Food
production
for
human
consumption
is
a
leading
cause
of
environmental
damage
in
the
world
and
yet
over
two
billion
people
suffer
from
malnutrition.
Several
studies
have
presented
evidence
that
changes
dietary
patterns
across
can
lead
to
win-win
outcomes
social
sustainability
complement
ongoing
technological
policy
efforts
improve
efficiency
agricultural
production.
However,
existing
been
compiled
“silos”
by
large
range
researchers
several
disciplines
using
different
indicators.
The
aim
this
quantitative
review
bring
together
knowledge
on
heterogeneity
current
how
transition
toward
healthy
diets
countries
aid
progress
multiple
global
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs).
We
first
summarize
nutritional
quality,
economic
cost,
footprint
150
Next,
we
which
shifts
regions
help
achievement
SDG2
(Zero
hunger),
SDG3
(Good
health
wellbeing),
SDG
6
(Clean
water
sanitation),
SDG13
(Climate
action),
SDG14
(Life
below
water),
SDG15
land).
Finally,
briefly
discuss
enable
shift
sustainable
identify
research
data
gaps
need
be
filled
through
future
efforts.
Our
analysis
reveals
change
necessary
all
as
each
one
has
unique
priorities
action
items.
For
such
Sub-Saharan
Africa
South
Asia,
increased
intake
nutrient
dense
foods
needed
address
deficiency
essential
nutrients
like
folate,
potassium,
vitamin
A.
North
America
Europe,
shifting
more
plant-based
would
healthier
simultaneously
reduce
per
capita
footprints.
results
useful
policymakers
designing
country-specific
strategies
adoption
behaviors
food
industry
ensure
supply
items
customized
with
regions'
need.
Biology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
13(3), С. 160 - 160
Опубликована: Фев. 29, 2024
Invasive
alien
species
(IAS)
are
a
major
biosecurity
threat
affecting
globalisation
and
the
international
trade
of
agricultural
products
natural
ecosystems.
In
recent
decades,
for
example,
field
crop
postharvest
grain
insect
pests
have
independently
accounted
significant
decline
in
food
quantity
quality.
Nevertheless,
how
their
interaction
cumulative
effects
along
ever-evolving
production
to
continuum
contribute
towards
insecurity
remain
scant
literature.
To
address
this
within
context
Africa,
we
focus
on
fall
armyworm,
Spodoptera
frugiperda
(J.E.
Smith)
(Lepidoptera:
Noctuidae),
larger
borer,
Prostephanus
truncatus
(Horn)
(Coleoptera:
Bostrichidae),
two
most
important
IAS,
respectively,
that
invaded
Africa.
Both
shown
high
invasion
success,
managing
establish
themselves
>50%
African
continent
decade
post-introduction.
The
successive
summative
nature
damage
by
invasive
same
its
value
chain
results
exacerbated
losses.
This
systematic
review
assesses
drivers,
impacts
management
armyworm
borer
systems
Interrogating
these
issues
is
early
warning
systems,
holistic
maintenance
integral
Africa
development
effective
strategies.
Environment Development and Sustainability,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Март 5, 2024
Abstract
The
paranoid
belief
that
climate
change
will
gradually
reduce
the
ability
of
world
to
meet
demand
for
food
serves
as
rationale
Nigerian
smallholder
farmers’
advocacy
climate-smart
agriculture
(CSA)
techniques.
study
investigates
effects
CSA
practice
on
security
status
rural
farming
households
in
Nigeria.
A
multi-stage
sampling
technique
was
employed
selecting
480
across
three
selected
states
from
Southwest,
Data
were
analyzed
using
descriptive
and
inferential
statistics.
Obtained
results
showed
59.79%
respondents
insecure
while
severe
depth
among
0.0711
0.1913
respectively.
result
household
dietary
diversity
score
revealed
diverse
consumption-ability
contributions
their
system.
This
implies
engaged
are
more
likely
achieve
higher
levels
consumption
score,
diversity,
security.
probit
regression
significantly
influenced
by
heads’
gender,
farm
size,
contact
with
extension
agents
well
adopted
practices
such
crop
diversification,
agroforestry,
use
Fadama
land
agricultural
activities.
research
concludes
lowered
probability
insecurity
Accordingly,
suggests
government
key
players
should
encourage
order
ensure
sustainability
agrarian
communities
reducing
impact
change.