Sentence examples for climatic shocks from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the problem of flooding would particularly be worse for countries like Ethiopia with the majority of its population subjected to poverty and vulnerability to climatic shocks (Berhanu and Fekadu, 2015; Ethiopian Panel on Climate Change [EPCC], 2015; Savage et al., 2015).

Projects focus on the provision of public goods, many of which allow farmers to recover from climatic shocks.

Our research team wanted to know whether the massive transformation of the sector over the past half century have also made it more resilient to climatic shocks.

Beyond government initiatives, farmers have implemented their own adaptation strategies, such as changing cropping patterns, increasing investment in irrigation infrastructure, using water saving technologies and planting new crop varieties to increase resistance to climatic shocks.

Furthermore, this review has illustrated the potential of achieving net livelihood gains through integrating trees on farms, providing rural farmers with additional income sources, and greater resilience strategies to adapt to market or climatic shocks.

Traditionally, pastoralists used mobility as an adaptive strategy to climatic shocks such as droughts.

FAO's top three priorities in improving livelihoods in Angola are strengthening smallholder production and productivity to improve food security and nutrition, strengthening sustainable management of natural resources and increasing resilience of rural livelihoods to climatic shock and climate change.

Moscow trainer Andrei Kornilov recently told a local magazine, "It's a climatic shock, so we have to keep them warm with alcohol.

In principle, it may work for broader agro-climatic shocks that affect production such as heat waves, frost and other extreme events as long as these are independently observable and verifiable at low cost.

This enables them to ensure that restored areas do not revert to their previously degraded state, optimize on land use and diversify livelihoods to cushion households from various climatic and market shocks.

New technologies arrive, random climatic and political shocks occur, and human beings must adjust.