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Climate Change and Resilience in Food Systems 

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Climate Change and Resilience in Food Systems
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FutureLearn 
Overview

Duration

2 weeks

Total fee

8,814

Mode of learning

Online

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Climate Change and Resilience in Food Systems
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Highlights

  • Duration 2 weeks
  • Weekly study 3 hours
  • 100% online Learn at your own pace
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Climate Change and Resilience in Food Systems
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  • Even small climate changes can have large-scale consequences in agriculture and food systems with devastating effects for the people and their economies. On this course, you will learn strategies designed to mitigate the impact of climate change, develop resilient food systems and create sustainable development in local communities.
  • After understanding the concept of a food system, you'll be introduced to the GCRF-AFRICAP program and learn new methods that are being developed and used to analyze future direct and indirect climate impacts on African food systems. You'll then investigate how scenario approaches and modelling tools are being used to inform policy responses.
  • Through case studies exploring diversifying food production and conservation agriculture in sub-Saharan countries, you will understand some of the strategies that are being implemented to build food system resilience. You will evaluate these strategies' benefits and costs to communities, policymakers, and donors. By the end of the course, you'll be able to apply ideas and concepts for building climate resilience in agriculture and food systems in your own country.
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Climate Change and Resilience in Food Systems
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FutureLearn 
Curriculum

How do we project the impacts of climate change?

Welcome

The effects of climate change on agriculture and food systems

Using modelling to project future effects of climate change

Using scenario building to project future effects of climate change

Summary

Increasing resilience to climate change in agricultural production and food consumption

About Week 2

Diversifying food production and consumption in Zambia

Using conservation agriculture techniques in Malawi

Driving transformation in agriculture and food systems

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