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portada The Hungry Seasons: Climate Variability and Food Insecurity Among Small-Scale Farmers in Oromia Region of Ethiopia
Type
Physical Book
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Language
English
Pages
60
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9786630354119

The Hungry Seasons: Climate Variability and Food Insecurity Among Small-Scale Farmers in Oromia Region of Ethiopia

Waritu, Gerishu Bati (Author) · GlobeEdit · Paperback

The Hungry Seasons: Climate Variability and Food Insecurity Among Small-Scale Farmers in Oromia Region of Ethiopia - Waritu, Gerishu Bati

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Synopsis "The Hungry Seasons: Climate Variability and Food Insecurity Among Small-Scale Farmers in Oromia Region of Ethiopia"

Across the highlands and lowlands of Arsi and East Shewa in Ethiopia's Oromia Region, small-scale farmers are facing a growing and relentless challenge. Shifting rainfall patterns, prolonged droughts, and rising temperatures are quietly dismantling the food systems that millions depend on for survival. In this deeply researched work, Gerishu Bati Waritu draws on data from 410 farmers to reveal how climate change is driving seasonal food shortages, eroding household food self-sufficiency, and pushing rural communities to the edge. With clarity and rigor, the book exposes how both highland and lowland farming communities perceive and experience the devastating ripple effects of weather variability. It goes beyond diagnosis to examine how families cope, adapt, and endure. This is not just a story about climate science. It is a story about people, resilience, and the urgent need for action. Whether you are a policymaker, researcher, development worker, or concerned citizen, this book delivers the evidence and insight needed to understand one of the most pressing humanitarian challenges of our time.

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