Measurement of the impact of climate change on the agriculture of Côte-d’Or

Martin, Elsa; Vaitkevičiūtė, Jaunė

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“…Soil variables can affect farm productivity. According to Martin and Vaitkeviciute [2016], soil texture may reflect agronomic potential, for example sand has a light texture which filters water rapidly, while silt has a better agronomic potential since it is able to hold water and is easy to work. We use the European Soil Database for the soil texture variables which we recalculate for FADN regions.…”

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Climate Variable Choice in Ricardian Studies of European Agriculture

Vaitkevičiūtė¹,

Chakir²,

Passel³

2019

Revue Économique

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Climate Variable Choice in Ricardian Studies of European Agriculture

Vaitkevičiūtė¹,

Chakir²,

Passel³

2019

Revue Économique

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“…The comparison of data from the literature and those collected in the field allows us to highlight the consequences of climate change on agriculture and livestock (Martin and Vaitkeviciute, 2019).…”

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Contribution to the Promotion of Innovative and Climate-Smart Agroecology: Application to Agriculture and Livestock in the Haute Matsiatra Region, Madagascar

M.D.L.¹,

A.D.

V.E.

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Climate change (CC) is having negative impacts on agricultural production at global, national, and local scales. Climate risks to agriculture, livestock, and fisheries are expected to increase in the coming decades, particularly in low-income countries with low adaptive capacity such as those in Africa and Madagascar. In most African countries, agriculture must undergo a profound transformation to address the many challenges of CC, food insecurity, malnutrition, poverty, and environmental degradation. This "Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA)" or e-agriculture is an integrated approach to address the interrelated challenges of food security and climate change in order to achieve the objectives of adaptation or mitigation of climate change risks. Support for building resilience, support for community-based environmental projects, and promotion of climate-smart agricultural practices are among the approaches of the AIC. These climate-smart agricultural practices need to be aligned with and supported by national policy and a legal and regulatory framework. Policy and legislation can either slow down or accelerate the adoption of climate-smart agriculture. Promoting innovation requires effective partnerships with the government, the private sector, and universities. The case studies clearly show that there is a need for simultaneous action at the local and international levels on multiple challenges related to climate change. Climate change (CC) has negative impacts on agricultural production globally, nationally, and locally. Climate risks to agriculture, livestock, and fisheries are expected to increase over the coming decades.

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Impact du changement climatique sur l’agriculture : une quantification du biais de prix dans les approches économétriques

Ochou¹,

Quirion²

2022

Revue Économique

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Impact du changement climatique sur l'agriculture : une quantification du biais de prix dans les approches économétriquesFabrice OCHOU, Philippe QUIRION Beaucoup d'études économétriques évaluent l'impact du changement climatique sur l'agriculture en supposant les prix agricoles exogènes. Si les variables climatiques influencent ces prix, il en résulte un « biais de prix », dont l'existence est reconnue mais qui n'a jamais été quantifié. Nous quantifions ce biais dans le cas du Burkina Faso, avec un panel de 45 provinces et 14 années, pour les trois céréales les plus cultivées : maïs, mil et sorgho.Le rendement en grain est sensible aux chocs météorologiques. Si ces chocs diminuent le rendement en grain de 10%, le prix des céréales augmente de 2 à 3%. Le biais de prix est important, puisque la perte de bien-être est 20% à 70% plus élevée que celle calculée en supposant les prix exogènes. L'ampleur du biais dépend de celle du choc météorologique, du modèle économétrique utilisé et des hypothèses retenues sur les coûts de production.Many econometric studies assess the impact of climate change on agriculture by assuming exogenous agricultural prices. If climate variables influence these prices, the result is a 'price bias', the existence of which is recognised but has never been quantified. We quantify this bias in the case of Burkina Faso, with a panel of 45 provinces and 14 years for the three most widely grown cereals: maize, millet and sorghum.Grain yields are sensitive to weather shocks. If these shocks reduce grain yield by 10%, the price of grain increases by 2-3%. The price bias is significant, since the welfare loss is 20% to 70% higher than that calculated by assuming exogenous prices. The magnitude of the bias depends on the magnitude of the weather shock, the econometric model used and the assumptions made about production costs.2 Mots Clés : Biais de Prix, Changements climatiques, Agriculture.

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Measurement of the impact of climate change on the agriculture of Côte-d’Or

Abstract: Mesure de l'impact du changement climatique sur l'agriculture de Côte-d'Or Measurement of the impact of climate change on the agriculture of Côte-d'Or

Cited by 5 publications

References 29 publications

Climate Variable Choice in Ricardian Studies of European Agriculture

Climate Variable Choice in Ricardian Studies of European Agriculture

Contribution to the Promotion of Innovative and Climate-Smart Agroecology: Application to Agriculture and Livestock in the Haute Matsiatra Region, Madagascar

Impact du changement climatique sur l’agriculture : une quantification du biais de prix dans les approches économétriques

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