Household Choices & Climatic Change Adaptation in Southern Malawi - Pangapanga, Phiri-Innocent;Tembo, Lucy Thangalimodzi;Jumbe, Charles Blessings Laurence
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In this book, a number of factors are found to have significant influence on household choice of adaptation strategies towards climatic change. Such factors include gender, education, land, labour, droughts, floods and others. Interestingly, adaptation is found to have higher significance on crop production and household food security, hence, a need for project implementers and policy makers to read this book to unpack the economic value of adaptation strategies implications in climatic change adaptation projects~Phiri-Innocent Pangapanga. It is a guider or a frame that has to be read for…mehr

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In this book, a number of factors are found to have significant influence on household choice of adaptation strategies towards climatic change. Such factors include gender, education, land, labour, droughts, floods and others. Interestingly, adaptation is found to have higher significance on crop production and household food security, hence, a need for project implementers and policy makers to read this book to unpack the economic value of adaptation strategies implications in climatic change adaptation projects~Phiri-Innocent Pangapanga. It is a guider or a frame that has to be read for effective and smooth main-streaming of climatic change adaptation in crop production and household food security projects. Hence, I read the whole book~Lucy Thangalimodzi Tembo.
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Autorenporträt
Phiri-Innocent Pangapanga is an Agricultural Economist who has vastly specialised in Policy Analysis, Project Appraisal and Evaluation, Resource Mobilization, Qualitative and Quantitative Research. Meanwhile, he is working with LSMS/ISA Team of the World Bank Devt Research Group based at National Statistical Office in Zomba, Malawi.