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Author or Institution as Author
Prof. S. Facknath
Resource Type
CCARDESA Content
Category
Training and Conference Materials
Type
Document
Date of Publication
Jun 01, 2018
Language
English
Description/Abstract

The presentation 'Climate Change projections and impacts in SADC (with focus on Mauritius) and importance of climate services for agriculture' was held by Prof. S. Facknath, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Mauritius.

The presentation covers

  • Global Climate Change
  • Climate change in Southern Africa and its impacts on agriculture and food
  • Role of SADC in climate change issues
  • SADC Climate Services Centre (CSC)
  • Climate change and projected impacts in Mauritius
  • National emissions and climate resilience of Mauritius
  • Mauritius’ Technology Action Plan

Held at the training 'Tackling Climate Change in Agriculture: Approaches to Adaptation and Climate Smart Agriculture - Réduit, Mauritius'.

Institution
Faculty of Agriculture, University of Mauritius
Citation

Facknath, Prof. S. (2018). Climate Change projections and impacts in SADC (with focus on Mauritius) and importance of climate services for agriculture. Presentation during 'Tackling Climate Change in Agriculture: Approaches to Adaptation and Climate Smart Agriculture' training in Réduit, Mauritius in June 2018.

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