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Use of coping mechanisms (E.g. selling asset, getting into debt etc.) Labour Movement of workers, unemployment, redeployment of workers to other sectors Public awareness/education on disaster risk reduction Financing mechanisms Crops insurances (against frost, floods etc.) Societal Food crises Demographic pressure (such as large wave of immigration leading to increases in food demand and supply on the labour market etc.) Decrease in food subsidies Natural disaster and/or extreme weather changes Lack of farmers’ risks awareness/ technical knowledge Regional instability Livelihoods Rise in food prices Malnutrition problems, increase in food insecurity Use of coping mechanisms (E.g. Getting into debt, using savings for buying food, having less diversified food etc.) Labour Unemployment, decrease in wage, worsening of agricultural worker labour conditions Food item distribution Establishment of a minimum wage for agricultural labour, inspection on labour conditions etc. Financing mechanisms Cash transfer Food subsidies Political Border closure International and national legislation (E.g. Implementation of constraining export rules, high tariffs on imported agricultural inputs) etc. Regional instability Change in international policies Increase in costs of production Increase in transboundary animal diseases Increase difficulties of accessing new market Improved seeds/saplings distribution Seeds production expansion Financing mechanisms Subsidized animal feed and veterinary services Decrease customs for agricultural inputs