Category: South Asia

Agriculture is extremely vulnerable to climate change. Higher temperatures eventually reduce yields of desirable crops while encouraging weed and pest proliferation. The fishery sector is also greatly affected by climate change. Rain-fed agriculture is primarily impacted due to rainfall variability and a reduction in the number of rainy days. Climate change heavily impacts the world’s […]
Smallholder farmers in Bangladesh join the global call to action against climate change. They call on the world leaders attending the COP26 to recognize family farmers as solution providers and to invest in establishing a Farmers’ Empowerment and Climate Resiliency Trust Fund. “Due to climate change, farmers in Bangladesh are in a vulnerable situation. Because […]
I am Chetnath Koirala, an organic farmer from Gauradaha Municipality-4, Jhapa, Nepal. I have been engaged in organic farming for the past four years, being affiliated with the Maharanijhoda Small Farmers Agriculture Cooperative Ltd. (SFACL). Currently, I am farming both organic seasonal and off-seasonal vegetables on my .33 hectare (10 Katha) farm. Maharanjhoda SFACL has […]