Mitigating drought impacts in drylands quantifying the potential for strengthening crop- and livestock-based livelihoods Carfagna, Federica editor. Cervigni, Raffaello editor. Fallavier, Pierre editor. ProQuest (Firm) text bibliography Electronic books. dcu 2018 2018 monographic eng remote 1 online resource. Front Cover; Contents; Foreword; Acknowledgments; About the Editors and Authors; Abbreviations; Overview; Background; The Model; The Interventions; The Results; Policy Implications; Cost Implications of Interventions; Chapter 1 Introduction; Defining "Drylands"; Definition of "Resilience"; Note; References; Chapter 2 Methodology; Country Coverage; Main Assumptions and Sources of Data; Relationship between Resilience and Poverty; Estimation of 2010 Vulnerability Profiles; Estimation of 2030 Vulnerability Profiles; Moving from "Vulnerable to Drought" to "Affected by Drought"; Interventions. Resilience Analysis for Livestock SystemsResilience Analysis for Rainfed Cropping Systems; Resilience Analysis for Irrigation; Cost Estimates; Consolidating the Results of the Resilience Analysis; Notes; References; Chapter 3 Results; Baseline Vulnerability, 2010; Baseline Vulnerability, 2030; Intervention Results; Consolidated Results; Do Investments in Resilience Pay Off?; References; Chapter 4 Policy Implications; Reference; Boxes; Box 2.1 Projecting Irrigation Expansion Potential in Sub-Saharan Africa by 2030; Box 4.1 Selected Recommendations to Make Current Livelihoods More Resilient. FiguresFigure 1.1 Poverty Head Count by Aridity Zone, Selected East and West African Countries, 2010; Figure 2.1 Model Coverage: Drylands Population Equivalents for Countries Included in the Analysis; Figure 2.2 Income Sources in Drylands vs. Non-Drylands, Selected East and West African Countries, 2010; Figure 2.3 Integration of Livestock Models; Figure 2.4 Burkina Faso: Cumulative Distribution of Cattle Ownership; Figure 2.5 Share of the Pastoral Population (%) above the Resilience Level (2010), by Country, Disaggregated by Pure Pastoralists and Agro-Pastoralists. Figure 2.6 Share of Agriculture in Total Employment, Selected Lower- and Middle-Income CountriesFigure 2.7 Share of the Pastoral Population (%) above Resilience Level (2030) under the Baseline Scenario, by Country; Figure 2.8 Estimated Population Affected in a Polygon as a Function of Deviations in the Drought Index from the Benchmark; Figure 2.9 Africa RiskView Estimates of Drought-Affected People in Mauritania Expected for Each of 25 Simulated Yield Years. Figure 2.10 Estimated Unit Cost (US/Person Made Resilient/Year, Expressed on a Log Scale) under Baseline Climate and Health and Early Offtake ScenariosFigure 3.1 Exposure Level in East and West Africa, 2010; Figure 3.2 Estimated Drylands Population Dependent on Agriculture, by Country and Livelihood Type (Millions of People), Selected West and East African Countries, 2010; Figure 3.3 Percentage of People Vulnerable to and Affected by Drought, Selected West and East African Countries, 2010. Federica Carfagna, Raffaello Cervigni, and Pierre Fallavier, editors. "A World Bank study." Electronic resource. Includes bibliographical references. fb----- Arid regions Africa, Sub-Saharan Economic conditions 21st century Droughts Economic aspects Africa, Sub-Saharan Crops Effect of drought on Africa, Sub-Saharan Livestock Effect of drought on Africa, Sub-Saharan 2000-2099 fast HC800.Z9 M57 2018 338.967 A World Bank study Mitigating drought impacts in drylands Washington, DC : World Bank Group, [2018] 9781464812279 1464812276 9781464812262 1464812268 https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/tamucs/detail.action?docID=5349002 NhCcYBP 180515 20221130134134.7 in00004046520