Review Article
Scrutinizing Agricultural Sectors to Uncover the Existing Challenges for the Goal of Climate Change Mitigation Targets
Adugna Bayata*
,
Getachew Mulatu
Issue:
Volume 4, Issue 4, December 2024
Pages:
112-126
Received:
9 November 2024
Accepted:
22 November 2024
Published:
9 December 2024
Abstract: Agriculture acts as a crucial facilitator while currently being the primary victim of climate change. This review paper examines the agricultural sectors role in achieving climate change mitigation targets, focusing on critical challenges and proposing on actionable solutions. The review also highlights the need for system-based approach that integrates technological innovation, sustainable land management, and policy interventions. It underscores the importance of cross-sector collaboration, economic incentives and robust monitoring frameworks to overcome barriers and accelerates the sector’s transition towards sustainability. Climate change (CC) is one of the most pressing challenges confronting the global community at present and constitutes a significant jeopardy to the existence, nutritional stability, and economic progression of numerous nations. This climate fluctuation exerts an impact on all nations regardless of their developmental status; it constitutes unbounded global challenge. It is important that land use regulation alongside soil and water conservation methodologies be augmented to mitigate the ramification of climate change, specifically in the management of floods, erosion and landslides. Different approaches are followed to mitigate current challenging climate changes; such as irrigation management strategy, recycling bio-wastes, incorporation of crop residue into soil, and soil and water conservation as well as, managing soil moisture are crucial strategies.
Abstract: Agriculture acts as a crucial facilitator while currently being the primary victim of climate change. This review paper examines the agricultural sectors role in achieving climate change mitigation targets, focusing on critical challenges and proposing on actionable solutions. The review also highlights the need for system-based approach that integ...
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