CGIAR Climate Action Program
The Climate Action Program will drive science, innovation and collaboration to transform food, land and water systems for a climate-resilient, net-zero and equitable future. Through more resilient, low-emissions farms, landscapes and aquatic systems, we will advance research across agri-food systems benefiting between 38 million vulnerable small-scale producers and value chain actors across 30 countries.
This work will help with reducing 1 gigaton of CO₂ by 2030, unlocking $15 billion in climate finance and helping 38 million smallholder farmers. The challenges that will be addressed are;
- Vulnerability of small-scale producers affected by accelerating climate change and extreme weather events
- Rising agri-food systems emissions which already contribute one-third of global greenhouse gas emissions
- Environmental degradation and geopolitical instability


Funders
CGIAR
CGIAR
Project leader
Giriraj Amarnath
Giriraj Amarnath
Research
Water data science > Water data science for action
Water data science > Water data science for action
Topics
aquatic ecology, collaborative research, Innovation & Technology, landscapes, resilience, value chain, weather
aquatic ecology, collaborative research, Innovation & Technology, landscapes, resilience, value chain, weather
Official project name
CGIAR Climate Action Program. (C-0056)
CGIAR Climate Action Program. (C-0056)