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Food security among dryland pastoralists and agropastoralists: The climate, land-use change, and population dynamics nexus
Ilan Stavi (Stavi, I.); Joana Roque de Pinho (Roque de Pinho, J.); Anastasia Paschalidou (Paschalidou, A.); Susana B. Adamo S. B., (Adamo, S. B.); Kathleen A. Galvin (Galvin, K. A.); Alex de Sherbinin (Sherbinin, A. De); Trevor Even (Even, T.); Clare Heaviside (Heaviside, C.); Kees van der Geest (van der Geest, K.); et al.
Journal Title
Anthropocene Review
Year (definitive publication)
2022
Language
English
Country
United States of America
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Abstract
During the last decades, pastoralist, and agropastoralist populations of the world’s drylands have become exceedingly vulnerable to regional and global changes. Specifically, exacerbated stressors imposed on these populations have adversely affected their food security status, causing humanitarian emergencies and catastrophes. Of these stressors, climate variability and change, land-use and management practices, and dynamics of human demography are of a special importance. These factors affect all four pillars of food security, namely, food availability, access to food, food utilization, and food stability. The objective of this study was to critically review relevant literature to assess the complex web of interrelations and feedbacks that affect these factors. The increasing pressures on the world’s drylands necessitate a comprehensive analysis to advise policy makers regarding the complexity and linkages among factors, and to improve global action. The acquired insights may be the basis for alleviating food insecurity of vulnerable dryland populations.
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Keywords
Climatic change,Croplands vs rangelands,Environmental degradation,Human migration and urbanization,Increasing temperatures,Land tenure,Land-use change,Long-term droughts,Natural vs anthropogenic factors,Population dynamics,Sedentarization and expansion of cultivation
  • Earth and related Environmental Sciences - Natural Sciences
  • Social and Economic Geography - Social Sciences
Funding Records
Funding Reference Funding Entity
NE/R01440X/1 UK Research & Innovation
216035/Z/19/Z Wellcome Trust
EU COST Action 16233 Comissão Europeia
UIDB/03122/2020 Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia

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