D4N2024 Presentation Showcase – Thematic Session 3b: Examining linkages between climate change and food systems
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D4N2024 Presentation Showcase – Thematic Session 3b: Examining linkages between climate change and food systems
Oral presentations
Assessing the Impact of Drought on Women and Child Undernutrition in India; A Disaggregated Perspective: Present Coexistence or Emerging Threat?
Saif Nihal, PhD scholar, International Institute for Population Sciences
Climate Change and Food Security Across Agro-Ecological Zones of Pakistan
Verda Salman, Associate Professor, National University of Sciences and Technology
Climate Change, Food Systems, and Nutrition: A One Health Rapid Review
Bhawani Bakshi, Independent Consultant
Integrating Climate and Nutrition Action in India: A Comprehensive Assessment of Policy and Programmatic Pathways
Drishti Makhijani, Consultant, Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition
Drought-Induced Food Insecurity in Nepal: The Role of ‘Emergency Loan’ as an Adaptation Strategy
Aroja Masal Shrestha, Researcher, Inclusive Development Partners
Rapid-fire presentations
Evaluating the impact of climate change on agrifood production and dietary diversity in southern Bangladesh
Hazrat Ali, Research Fellow, WorldFish
Impact of Temperature on Children’s Nutrition: A Study of Three Ecological Regions of Nepal
Prakriti Shakya, Research Associate, University of Notre Dame
Spatial Heterogeneities in the impact of climate change on child health and nutrition in India: An Agroecological approach
Anjali Sharma, Ph.D. Scholar, International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS), Mumbai, India
Exploring the linkages between agricultural production, environmental degradation and climate change with policy implications for sustainability: Evidence from South Asia
Swati Sinha Babu, Assistant Professor, Sidho-Kanho-Birsha University
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climate change, food systems, gender, children, nutrition