TOOL’S ANNEX Risk-mitigating measures Potential negative impact on Type of risk in the agricultural -implemented through strategies, Potential exacerbating factors the agricultural livelihoods or sector labour policies, projects- Economic Border closure Livelihoods Price or market risk (i.e. Demographic pressures Disruption of activities Agricultural/ food prices regulation uncertainty about the prices Natural disaster and/or extreme Decrease in production Implementation of agricultural and producers will receive for weather changes Decrease in income generated by stock-rearing quotas commodities or the prices they Farmers’ lack of knowledge of agricultural activities (inducing a must pay for inputs) their markets decrease in saving and Financing mechanism Production risk (i.e. high investment etc.) Agricultural subsidies/subsidies funds variability of production outcomes) Increase vulnerabilities of farming Income variability etc. households Use of coping mechanisms (E.g. selling asset, getting into debt, child labour etc.) Labour Movement of workers, unemployment, redeployment of workers to other sectors Environmental Deforestation Livelihoods Natural disaster and extreme Land planning Lack of farmers’ risks awareness/ Disruption of activities weather changes (E.g. Implementation of/ Capacity building technical knowledge (E.g. Decrease in production scarcity, drought, land on sustainable water management unsuitable cropping patterns) Lower quality of the production desertification, frost, floods, practices (E.g. Drip irrigation, reuse of Demographic Increase vulnerabilities of farming earthquakes etc.) treated wastewater, tariff policies on pressure/immigration influx households water used for irrigation etc.) Increase in import dependency of Implementation of/ Capacity building food production (correlated with on sustainable farming practices (E.g. rise in food prices) Greenhouses, reducing/eliminating tillage, planting perennial crops etc.)
TOOL’S ANNEX Type of risk in the agricultural sector Potential exacerbating factors Potential negative impact on the agricultural livelihoods or labour Risk-mitigating measures -implemented through strategies, policies, projects- Economic Price or market risk (i.e. uncertainty about the prices producers will receive for commodities or the prices they must pay for inputs) Production risk (i.e. high variability of production outcomes) Income variability etc. Border closure Demographic pressures Natural disaster and/or extreme weather changes Farmers’ lack of knowledge of their markets Livelihoods Disruption of activities Decrease in production Decrease in income generated by agricultural activities (inducing a decrease in saving and investment etc.) Increase vulnerabilities of farming households Use of coping mechanisms (E.g. selling asset, getting into debt, child labour etc.) Labour Movement of workers, unemployment, redeployment of workers to other sectors Agricultural/ food prices regulation Implementation of agricultural and stock-rearing quotas Financing mechanism Agricultural subsidies/subsidies funds Environmental Natural disaster and extreme weather changes (E.g. scarcity, drought, land desertification, frost, floods, earthquakes etc.) Deforestation Lack of farmers’ risks awareness/ technical knowledge (E.g. unsuitable cropping patterns) Demographic pressure/immigration influx Livelihoods Disruption of activities Decrease in production Lower quality of the production Increase vulnerabilities of farming households Increase in import dependency of food production (correlated with rise in food prices) Land planning Implementation of/ Capacity building on sustainable water management practices (E.g. Drip irrigation, reuse of treated wastewater, tariff policies on water used for irrigation etc.) Implementation of/ Capacity building on sustainable farming practices (E.g. Greenhouses, reducing/eliminating tillage, planting perennial crops etc.)
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