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CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACT ON AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SECURITY IN INDIA


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  • Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce, University of Delhi, Assistant Professor, India
  • University of Delhi, Professor of Public Policy, Faculty of Management Studies, India
 

in the world. Increased occurrence of temperature extremes, increase in the number of warm days and nights, altered rainfall patterns, increased frequency of deficit monsoons and heavy precipitation events have been observed in the country. Further, these trends are projected to continue. In this context, the study discusses the climate change trends and their impact on agriculture and food security in the country. The empirical analysis using Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) and Instrumental Variables ((IV) regressions shows that climate especially temperatures adversely impact both agriculture and food security. The importance of promotion of appropriate strategies to address agricultural productivity especially enhanced irrigation facilities, infrastructure and adoption of direct interventionist measures addressing food insecurity in the country is underlined by the research article.

Keywords

Agricultural Investments, Agricultural Productivity, Climate Change, Food Security, Infrastructure, Irrigation
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Harpreet Kaur
, India
Simrit Kaur
, India

Abstract


in the world. Increased occurrence of temperature extremes, increase in the number of warm days and nights, altered rainfall patterns, increased frequency of deficit monsoons and heavy precipitation events have been observed in the country. Further, these trends are projected to continue. In this context, the study discusses the climate change trends and their impact on agriculture and food security in the country. The empirical analysis using Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) and Instrumental Variables ((IV) regressions shows that climate especially temperatures adversely impact both agriculture and food security. The importance of promotion of appropriate strategies to address agricultural productivity especially enhanced irrigation facilities, infrastructure and adoption of direct interventionist measures addressing food insecurity in the country is underlined by the research article.

Keywords


Agricultural Investments, Agricultural Productivity, Climate Change, Food Security, Infrastructure, Irrigation