Titlebook: Climate Change and Food Security in Asia Pacific; Response and Resilie Md Saidul Islam,Edson Kieu Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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Tackling Regional Climate Change and Food Security Issues: An Introduction,are of utmost importance, they face multifaceted obstacles that impede the region’s ability to effectively cope with these problems. This chapter briefly reviews current initiatives undertaken by regional organizations such as ASEAN, PIF, and SAARC; analyses these initiatives according to five crite

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Tackling Regional Climate Change and Food Security Issues: An Introduction, and food security issues can only be dealt with through extensive policies that adopt a multi-sector, multi-stakeholder approach. An examination of three regional organizations (the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, the Pacific Islands Forum, and the South Asian Association for Regional Coope

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Climate Change and Food (In)Security Nexus,ng and quality of life. It has often been postulated that changes in climate would have a vast effect on food production systems and that food security might be threatened due to increasing climate change. However, it seems that research on climate change and food (in)security has often been one-sid

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Climate Change and Food Security in ASEAN,gion, and provides an analysis of the efficacy of the regional initiatives to mitigate regional-level risks of food security considering the impact of climate change. The chapter inquires and assesses the current state of activity within the region. The regional case study examines regional policies

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Climate Change and the Environment: The Chindia (China and India) Dilemma,tergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and a plethora of other studies highlight that both countries face similar threats from ecological degradation. Apart from ecological degradation, China and India face additional?challenges related to?food and water scarcity due to the impacts of climate chang

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,China and India’s Involvement in Land and Water Grabs,e recession and scrambled to acquire water and land in order to secure food and financial security. India and China were two countries that were heavily involved in land and water grabs around the world. As such, this chapter seeks to explore why, where, and how both these heavyweight countries have