Theme 2: Adaptation Pathways for Current Climate Risk Objective 1: Key final products Intermediate users Final users Outcomes Impacts Synthesized knowledge CGIAR, development Rural communities, Systematic Farming systems of how best to target funders, farmer associations, technical and and livelihoods and implement organizations agribusiness policy support for, that are more innovative risk concerned with and adoption of, secure in the face management strategies insurance) (e.g., farm- to of a variable and for communities; BMGF,RF, AGRA), changing climate. and evidence of their regional agriculture agriculture risk feasibility, acceptability policy bodies (e.g., management and impacts. CAADP), NARES, strategies that rural finance sector, buffer against development NGOs climate shocks and enhance livelihood resilience. Objective 2: Key final products Intermediate users Outcomes Impacts users Enhanced knowledge Providers of Food security food crisis response of how to use advance climate and humanitarian decreases long-term information to best food security response livelihood impacts, manageclimate risk warning organizations reduces through food crisis information disincentives to response and agricultural reduces recoverynd cost of assistance evidence of the resulting impacts on rural communities Objective 3: Key final products Intermediate users Final users Outcomes Impacts
Theme 2: Adaptation Pathways for Current Climate Risk Objective 1: Key final products Intermediate users Final users Outcomes Impacts Synthesized knowledge of how best to target and implement innovative risk management strategies for communities; and evidence of their feasibility, acceptability and impacts. CGIAR, development funders, organizations concerned with insurance) (e.g., BMGF,RF, AGRA), regional agriculture policy bodies (e.g., CAADP), NARES, rural finance sector, development NGOs Rural communities, farmer associations, agribusiness Systematic technical and policy support for, and adoption of, farm- to agriculture risk management strategies that buffer against climate shocks and enhance livelihood resilience. Farming systems and livelihoods that are more secure in the face of a variable and changing climate. Objective 2: Key final products Intermediate users users Outcomes Impacts Enhanced knowledge of how to use advance information to best manageclimate risk through food crisis response and recoverynd evidence of the resulting impacts on rural communities Providers of climate and food security warning information Food security humanitarian response organizations food crisis response decreases long-term livelihood impacts, reduces disincentives to agricultural reduces cost of assistance Objective 3: Key final products Intermediate users Final users Outcomes Impacts