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, landscapes, resilience, value chain, weather
aquatic ecology, collaborative research, innovation, landscapes, resilience, value chain, weather
Official project name
CGIAR Climate Action Program. (C-0056)
CGIAR Climate Action Program. (C-0056)