Implications of climate change for semi-arid dualistic agriculture: a case study in Central Chile

Agricultural and Forestry Land and Labor Use under Long-Term Climate Change in Chile

“…While farmer responses in some geographic areas will offset, to some degree, in the aggregate, the losses that occur in other areas, policymakers should keep in mind that these spatial redistributions would have important local welfare consequences, especially if the adaptive capacity is uneven between different types of farmers and workers. In this sense, to properly assess the impact of climate change on agriculture, future analysis should examine in more detail how the different strata of the population linked to the agricultural sector will be affected by climate change [20]. Additionally, future research could further develop this model to explore the implication of using the nexus between land, water use, and food security for policy recommendations [37][38][39].…”

“…Few studies have attempted to estimate the economic effects of climate change on Chilean agriculture. Most of the previous studies have done so in the context of larger, multicountry, regional models [21,34]; other analyses have focused on specific geographical areas within the country [19,20,35], making any comparison between results difficult even without taking into account other methodological approaches and differences in data sources. Two studies are somewhat comparable to the present analysis.…”

“…except climate remain roughly unchanged in the future. Despite this limitation, our approach to projecting future impacts on land use and net income in agriculture in the context of climate change contributes to the methodological toolset for analyses in the case where simulations from optimization-based programming models (for example, [19,20]) require considerably more production-level data than are currently available in less-developed countries. While hedonic land-price models [21,22] are methodologically similar to the econometric approach taken in this present study, they typically do not address the details of land allocations to specific crops, and for those analyses that do address the details of input use, the modeling demands a considerable amount of land-and input-price data matched to local weather and climate data [23].…”

Revisión Sistemática: análisis de la biodiversidad en las economías rurales mediante el modelo de hogares agrícolas y recomendaciones para futuros reportes

“…Podría decirse que las áreas geográficas anteriormente mencionadas son representativas de este tipo de estudios. Muy por el contrario los Países asiáticos, como Indonesia (Priyanti et al, 2007), Vietnam (Tsaiwei, 2016); y países de América del Sur, como Perú (Lieven Claessens, Stoorvogel, & Antle, 2010) y Chile (Fernández et al, 2017), cuentan con poco desarrollo en esta área de investigación como se observa en el Gráfico 2.…”

The Effects of Climate Change on Chinese Medicinal Yam Over North China Under the High‐Resolution PRECIS Projection

“…Thus, it is essential to develop appropriate strategies to cope with significant semi‐arid climate change and to achieve sustainable development in these regions (Huang et al., 2019; Ostad‐Ali‐Askari et al., 2018). Due to the importance of semi‐arid regions, many studies have been carried out worldwide (Du et al., 2019; Fernández et al., 2019; Yang et al., 2019). In China, by using multi GCMs Wang et al.…”